Complicated Hearts

Complicated Hearts, Book 2

By: Ashley Jade

Narrated by: Teddy Hamilton, Mia Madison

Length: 11 hrs and 37 mins

Publisher's Summary

Things are going to get...complicated. 

This is book 2 (the final book) of the Complicated Hearts Duet. Book 1 must be listened to first. 

Warning: This book is not for everyone. These characters are flawed, and the situation is intense and frustrating. Emotions - all of them - run high. If you're looking for perfect characters and a perfect story...this book isn't for you.

©2017 Ashley Jade (P)2018 Insatiable Press

✫✫ 4 Stars ✫✫

This one was very different then what I was expecting in a good way! I really expected this one to be all drama after the way book 1 ended and while it did have lots of drama, it wasn't as much as I would have thought. I really like the way this one was handled even if I felt Breslin was a bit full of herself. This book was hot and filled with excitement and twists. This was my first Ashley Jade series and It won't be my last!

The narration was perfect!!! Both narrators did an awesome job on these characters.

Deep character development

This is the second part to my favorite book. I don’t mean in the romance novel genre. It’s my favorite book ever! The character development is unbelievable and their bond deep. Teddy Hamilton’s voice on this series was incredible. I am now a huge fan of Ashley Jade and hope more audiobooks come from her talented writing.

Great Ending!

This is what I call an ending that a great books deserves. As always great perfomance and will definately listen to this duet many times in the near future. I’m always interrested in what Ashely puts out there because its just worth the price point. Worth the credit for sure. 🙌🏼

A Beautiful Conclusion

This story has both haunted and sated me in ways that I struggle to comprehend. It’s a tale of feelings. Emotions that all of us are capable of and many of us fight with every breath to not acknowledge. This series goes for the unconventional and makes you bleed for it. With every wince, outcry, and tear... you feel yourself becoming a whole new person as you recognize yourself in Asher, Landon, and Breslin. Their flaws... are our flaws. Experiencing this story is like looking in a mirror; you see the worst parts of yourself in it. It makes the ugly crying that happens so much worse. And after Ashley Jade rips you apart? She lovingly stitches you back together at the end. She honestly might be one of the most emotionally abusive authors I’ve ever experienced (to her readers) outside of George RR Martin. But that is what makes her so real and so great as a writer. These books cannot lie. They cannot cover up the raw pain and confusion in a pretty bow. She just lets it all hang out there. At the end of it all... you feel changed. But in the best way.

As for the narrators... truly, it was Teddy Hamilton who stole the show. I knew nothing about him until this series (which I had already experienced on Kindle) but man that man is an actor, clearly. His voice both soothes the soul and ignites it. I now have another favorite narrator. It always amazes me when a fantastic narrator brings a story to life - and makes it even MORE than it already was. Teddy, this was your doing.

I will forever treasure these books for the rest of my life and can not wait for Complicated Parts! It will be a spin off of Preston and Kit... and man... I need Teddy to do Preston’s voice too!

Hotness with teeth

Thank you Ashley Jade! That is how you write a FULL, in depth, thoughtful, erotic menage. Thank you thank you for writing a real, meaningful menage story!! Please please do it again! Absolutely loved these books from start to finish!

I’m so sick of the strictly MFM variety. That’s a 1.5-some at best. I don’t know who decided to make this duet an audible but I’m SO glad they did!

I’m a professional who has to read and analyze for a living so I’m not overly excited to read more. T/f, I’m strictly a listener. So audible for god’s sake give your listeners real erotic menage. I’m sick of AUDIBLE’s failure to give these stories the time of day! These stories are worth so much more than a 30 min audio romp! Your current catalog of MMF erotic romance is pathetic at best. Who are your editors!?

Excellent

What an excellent duet!!!! Loved the narration and story. Plenty of drama and suspense. Loved it.

Loved it

This one was better than the first in the sense that it answers questions about the other characters in the series Asher's dad, Breslin's dad, Kyle etc., truths are revealed, lines crossed. The narration once again is awesome and worth the listen/read.

Satisfying conclusion

You really need to read book 1 prior to this one, otherwise you will feel like you came in the middle of a movie.

I did like this one, the narration was excellent and the story kept me intrigued. Two small irritations: There was some repetitiveness in Breslin, both in her exposition of her fears, and in her unwillingness to not talk with Asher and hash out the truth.
But all in all, there was so much character development in the three of them, you really know what Landon, Asher and Breslin want, and what motivates them, scares them, drives them.

Amazing!!!

loved this duet series sooooo much. The characters, the story, the SEX!! ALL of it came together for such a great listen.

Great book, but hire an editor

First, I loved this sequel. I loved the story and the characters. However, I felt it was a little drawn out. That aside, I had trouble with keeping the two male characters straight, since the same narrator read both their parts. Same in book 1. I also had a big issue with the bad grammar and even wrong word usage throughout the book. In one instance, the word “antiquated” was used instead of “acquainted.” As in, “I’m not antiquated with her.” Not a direct quote, just the way it was used. Also, there were many sentences with “Me and Asher” or “Me and Landon” instead of the correct pronoun. For example, instead of “I’m worried about Asher’s and my future,” the author wrote “I’m worried about me and Asher’s future.” In one sentence, instead of saying he set the alarm on his clock, the author said he sits the alarm on the clock. Anyway, hire an editor, or at least a proofreader. I feel these issues really detracted from my enjoyment of the book.