Every Slow Song

De: Erica Lee

Narrado por: Maggie Bird

Skylar Davis and Kennedy Moore thought they found their happily ever after when they met in their mid-20s. Unfortunately, five years into their marriage, happily ever after didn't seem so happy anymore. Reaching the end of her rope, Kennedy asked for a divorce, and the two separated.

After six months of being separated, Skylar still hasn't told her family about the impending divorce. When the time comes for the annual family beach vacation, what choice does she have but to ask Kennedy to come along and pretend they are still together? Telling the truth isn't an option since it will only make her already-strained relationship with her family even harder.

Two weeks pretending to be madly in love. How hard could it be? It turns out the hard part might not be faking it. The hard part is not getting their hearts broken all over again when the two weeks comes to an end.

Bonus: Don't miss the winner of the short story contest, "Intimacy", included at the end of the book!

©2020 Erica Lee (P)2020 Erica Lee

Starts with two broken hearts and…

Life can pull lovers apart. Sometimes, walls arise in relationships, and tearing them down is challenging. I loved these two, and the family dynamics with Skylar’s bunch were all too realistic, both good and bad.

Whole lot of tears

I just wanted to shake them until they shared their damn feelings. What’s worse looking like an idiot for caring to much or being an idiot for walking away from something amazing.

Great story

I loved the storyline, characters, and amazing narration. The story has important lessons to teach about what makes relationship . I would say more but I don’t want to give anything away. Truly worth the read.

first time Erica Lee reader

a little frustrated at first, but I love how the characters developed. I could relate to Skylar on my levels.

Awful narration

The story was fine, but Kennedy had the voice of an out of breath 14 year old. Not sexy at all. Ugh