Fractured Love

By: Ella James

Narrated by: J.F. Harding, Aubrey Vincent

Length: 7 hrs and 4 mins

Publisher's summary

She was my foster sister, her luxurious house the only home I'd ever known. I fell in love with Evie before her doctor parents signed my adoption papers.

They threw me out the day they caught us. Now I'm Dr. Jones, so far removed from who I used to be, it seems like a bad dream. I tell myself nothing can touch me. Until I see the residency roster at Alpine University Hospital.

There's only two incoming neurosurgery residents each year. This year it's Landon Jones - and Evie Rutherford.

©2017 HEA Press (P)2019 Audible, Inc.

Loved it!

I’m working my way through this series & each story is just incredible!

Five stars for Fractured Love. Story & narrators were perfect:)

At some point this story broke me!

This is so beautiful and twisted! Landon goes through so much in his life from such a young age that I just didn’t think he’d make it. Evie is beautiful and loving, and kind, and smart. They just fit together perfectly, but their lives go through difficult times and suffer such heartaches. In the end things just work out for them, they just accept things happen and life goes on. WOW!

Great book with a wow twist

You think you know the twist. then you figure out the twist, but then its an even bigger twist!! Totally worth the credit!

Love this couples

It’s worth reading this heartwarming story. The narrators did an exceptional job! I so love this couple.

good but not great second chance love

This my first time listening from this author. The story was good but not great for second chance love. I enjoyed the narrators and they were definitely a plus by making the story better. I didn't care for the heroine but did understand her feelings. She sounded insecure and immature. I guess if she didn't have the support from her own parents, I can understand her actions. The story was emotional but at times, I didn't feel the connection between the hero and the heroin. I don't want to spoil this story so I will only give my honest opinion. After ten years, they finally met and the story just dive in. The transition didn't feel believable which is fine since this is fiction. Still, I wish it was better in this transition. If you like the narrators and the author, by all means give it a try.

Loved it!

This book has some very heartfelt and at times heart wrenching parts but Evie and Landon do their best to push through it all and find each other on the other side.

good book

this was a good book if I had to tell someone to read this it would be it's a happy book that turns into a heart brake book that turns to happy . I would read it again

Don't get put off by first chapter

It started off really slow and dry... stalkerish monologue then, like ok. girl from your past, no great recognition from her. where is this going? just stalking?
But finally it jumps back to "the beginning " and by the time you reach Part ll (back to present) it makes a little more sense and the dynamic is changed.
Though I really liked the story in the end, I still think the opening was poorly set up and incongruent to the rest of the book.

A heartfelt and lovely narrated story!!

This was such a great listen with heartache, pain and loss but true love prevails. I love Ms. James books. A wonderfully narrated and written story. I am such a fan of J.F. Harding and the angst and passion when I listen to him is so satisfying. Ms. Vincent, I need to hear more from you too because you also made this book a great listen for me. Thanks to everyone involved in this story.

Loved it!

I thought book 2 was going to be my favorite but this one definitely was. You can’t help but fall in love with Landan and his story. This is a second chance live story for Evie and Landan. Landan abandoned at 2yrs old, put into the foster care system becomes a foster kid in Evie’s house, he falls in love with Evie at 16. Caught together by her parents on Christmas Eve was taken back to child services. They eventually lose all communication but 10 years later come face to face as doctors at the same hospital.
The narrators are the same in the first two books and so a great job with their narration.