Twist of Fate: The Complete Series

De: Lucy Lennox, Sloane Kennedy

Narrado por: Michael Dean

One twist of fate can change everything....

Four unforgettable MM romances.

Four couples who never saw love coming.

And one truth they’ll all learn the hard way:

Sometimes the person you’re meant for is the one you least expect.

From best-selling authors Lucy Lennox and Sloane Kennedy comes the complete Twist of Fate series—an addictive collection of swoony, steamy, heart-tugging love stories packed with second chances, found family, protective heroes, and love that was meant to be.

Includes all four full-length novels in the Twist of Fate series:

• LOST AND FOUND
• SAFE AND SOUND
• BODY AND SOUL
• ABOVE AND BEYOND

If you love fated connections, slow-burn yearning that turns explosive, men who fall hard, and happily-ever-afters that will leave you breathless, grab this complete collection and binge theTwist of Fate series today.

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Wonderful love stories

These 4 books have heat, love, found family, and second chances. I enjoyed these books so much I couldn't stop until funished.

Love love love

Lucy Lennox does not disappoint! Loved every book. The one with Ash is a bit harder to swallow because of abuse but nevertheless it’s wonderful heartbreaking and heartwarming story. Loved every single one! And not to mention how the narrator switches the voices is admirable!

Copious Abuse and Mistreatment

This book series should have major warnings for the amount of use, abuse, and mistreatment that characters are subjected to by their supposed partners.

Great series

As always Lucy Lennox delivers on easy to get into stories with lovable characters. The side characters were just as dynamic as the MCs, which adds depth to all her books. My only small complaint is that Michael Dean voiced the two MCs so similarly that it’s easy to forgot who’s talking. In his more recent works he differentiates the characters beautifully by adding a distinctive deep voice that would have been perfect for Xander in book 1.

ETA- after finishing the last book, I’m shocked at how utterly awful Zach was to Lucky. He treated him like dirt throughout the entire book, showcasing astonishing emotional immaturity while insisting Lucky was the “kid.” My heart broke for Lucky as he kept chasing Zach and Zach did nothing to deserve his devotion. It was hard to listen to, and his weak explanation for his horrible ways did nothing to redeem him as a character. I’ve never read a book where I rooted for one of the MCs to ditch the other like I did here.