Eat Your Heart Out

Court Legacy, Book 5

By: Eden O'Neill

Narrated by: Stefanie Kay, Gideon Frost

Length: 13 hrs and 4 mins

Publisher's summary

Cold. Cruel. Coward.

Ares “Wolf” Mallick ripped my heart out. He ground it into mush and didn’t even grant me the courtesy of a goodbye. He just left me. He left and said our relationship, fake or otherwise, meant nothing to him.

I made a mistake last semester, and it had nothing to do with our phony arrangement. I let him hurt me, and I refuse to make that mistake again. Wolf and I make it back into each other’s lives, and when we do, I make one thing clear. I don’t need him anymore.

Showing up for the holidays with his brother only drives the point home.

Cry. Red. Wolfy.

I’ve moved on from my ex-fake boyfriend, but unfortunately, the physical draw to him is still there. It’s carnal, and just as messed up as him and that period we played pretend.

Wolf has made it very clear he feels nothing for me, and I loathe the guy who savagely broke my heart. The pair of us don’t need or even like each other, but we don’t have to in order for a relationship with benefits to work. The Big Bad Wolf and I aren’t friends, and I have no desire to be…

I’m more than fine being his enemy.

Warning: Eat Your Heart Out is an enemies-to-lovers, college romance. Please see the author’s website upon release for content warnings. The book is recommended for listeners 18+ and is book five in Eden O’Neill’s Court Legacy series. Eat Your Heart Out is not a standalone, and is part two of a duet. Part one, Eat You Alive, needs to be heard before listening to this book.

Author's Note: Court Legacy is a spin-off series about the children of characters featured in Eden O'Neill's Court High and Court University series. It's not necessary to listen to the previously released series to enjoy Court Legacy. This is a new series that can be heard completely on its own.

©2023 Eden O'Neill (P)2023 Eden O'Neill

Eat Your Heart Out

Eat Your Heart Out by Eden O’Neill
Ares and Fawn relationship has us at our wits ends! Omg how can Ares be so cruel yet so possessive. This is one heck of a powerful story that has many twist to it, he’s going through a lot and they both have a lot to find what they need. No spoilers but you must read this audio book as well as the whole series. You’ll love every bit of it. As for the narrator’s of this story, they were great!

Enjoy this book!

I’m not going to lie few times I want to put this book down because the main characters kept standing in their own progress. But the story was written, and performed so well that I just had to see what happened next. Definitely not predictable a lot of turns and twist enjoyed both books, and this may be my new favorite author! I will definitely be purchasing a hardcopy to add to my library 

Wolf and Red

The closing to a live story that kept me on the edge of my seat. Eden O’Neill didn’t give us the typical formulaic bully romance. We see the evolution and healing of both characters. I am here for it!

What an emotional audio!! Loved it!!!

Eat Your Heart Out picks up where we left off in Eat You Alive. I was super excited to see what was happening after that cliffhanger. This audio had me all up in my feels. The journey that Ares and Fawn take in this book is freaking amazing and captivating. I loved Fawn's fight and Ares's determination throughout the book. Having it narrated by Stephanie Kay and Gideon Frost brought it to a whole nother level of storytelling. They brought to life Fawn and Ares and made me feel this book even more. Hearing their heartbreak and happiness just made me feel all the emotions deeper.

eat your heart out

This book is one that I have been wanting to read since I finished the last one. These two have so much love and so much trauma that sometimes both get in the way of the other. This story will definitely put you through the ringer, but you will be so glad that you are in this world.
This story will definitely give you more than you expecting, and yet you will still be left wanting the next one.

Absolutely love it!!

I absolutely love the entire Court World!!! Eat Your Heart Out is the 6th book in the Court Legacy series and the 2nd book in the Wolf and Red duet. What starts out as a fake relationship turns into so much more. Who doesn’t love a man who can be into his feelings and a curvy girl who finds her strength. Be prepared for an emotional rollercoaster. There were laughs, tears, heartbreak, anger, yelling and frustration. Eden is a master at her craft and knows how to pull you in from the beginning and keep you turning page after page until the end. I love how the older Court characters make cameos throughout all of the Legacy kids books. I can’t wait to see who’s story and what comes next in the Court Legacy series!!! The narrators, Stefanie Kay and Gideon Frost are absolutely amazing and truly brought out the emotions in this story!!

Great Story

This starts as a melancholy drama but then turns into a sweet love story of two people who know grief finding love in each other.

Pulled me in

I liked that they were desperate for each other and had been destined to be together

Crying My Heart Out

Wolf and Red left off with my heart in shambles in the first book. I am not ashamed to say I cried my heart out in this second book. It hit me so raw, you can’t even imagine.

Their story is one for history. I love the character development of Ares. The intensity. The anguish. The love. The hurt. The pain. The devotion. He is it. I have to say, I didn’t quite like Fawn’s push and pull at the start. But she came through for him and for the story, about midway through. They are truly meant to be and I am so envious she got to snag this god of a man. Fitting he is named Ares, a war god who has claimed all our hearts!

As always, performance was on point. The voices had the quality and feelings the book so deserved!

Weekend beige

Just finished 4&5 ( read the first three and listed to the last 2) the voice of wolf is annoying the forced grungy voice was annoying.

Story line was good minus the SA/ rape fantasy that was coming off. Unlike Sloane and D the theirs didn’t come off as a fun game of cat and mouse or consensual in the beginning. Also book 5 took over 20 chapters to give us answers that we needed from book 4.