Free Fall

Wilde Boys, Book 2

De: Sara Cate

Narrado por: Joy Beharie, Aaron Shedlock, Aiden Snow

I’ve moved past what happened on Del Rey, and I’ve kept the secret of what I did—what we did—buried deep. But I’m afraid I’ll never move past what happened six months later in Amsterdam.

When Ellis Prior, an old friend of my dad’s, walked back into my life, we became fast friends, and he showed me things I can’t forget—things that brought me to my knees. But I walked away from that life, and I never looked back.

It's been three years, but I can no longer ignore it.

It awoke a hunger inside of me.

A craving for something new.

Something powerful.

Now Hanna Thurber is on Del Rey looking for a place to escape, and I’m all too eager to provide. This ballerina is anything but delicate, and the chemistry between us is electric.

But the past won’t stay dead, and Ellis Prior finds his way to the island, too. Suddenly, there is something pulling the three of us together. What starts as innocent and fun turns into an attraction that is undeniably forbidden.

There are no secrets on the island.

There is only us.

And the truth I can no longer ignore.

Free Fall is an MMF romance with explicit sexual content. It is a follow-up to Gravity, and although each story can be enjoyed separately, they are meant to be listened to in order.

©2021 Sara Cate (P)2022 Sara Cate

Fabulous

This was the most erotic story I have ever listened to. The narration was beyond fantastic. A beautifully told story. I never wanted it to end. Kudos to the author ❤️

Good read

It was a smooth read. I was nervous and excited to see what would happen at the end

Well Done.

While I loved this book, something’s don’t sit well with me.
SPOILERS
Firstly, I was not a fan of Joy’s narration, at all. I won’t go into why.
Secondly, I found Hanna’s presence in almost ever scene intrusive and highly selfish (as it was written).
Thirdly, I felt Sara should have brought more to the plate between Nash and Ellis in cleansing their angst with one another, and renewing their love. I felt the love between them was so beautiful and strong it felt like a let down that it wasn’t more flushed out then just a submissive scene. Truly it was their love with one another that was the rock, not Hanna. She was a disappointment.

Outstanding performance!!

This was such an emotional roller coaster. These characters are all so well rounded on their own and have such unique and interesting backgrounds. When they come together, their relationships are all so dynamic. While Hannah has both their interests, none of this works without Nash and Ellis working out. The fact that this particular element of their relationship is never secure makes this a super angsty story. While I like Hannah, this story was made great by Nash and Ellis and their relationship progression.

The narrators were absolutely outstanding!! Each male narrator performed their parts flawlessly. Joy Beharie is new to me and I’m so mad about it. She has such a lyrical element to her voice that was so nice to listen to. The passion in her performance had me feeling all the things!! Very impressive audio performances by all!!

My heart!! ❤️❤️

By far my favorite Sara Cate Book!

I love all her work but this just had me from the beginning to end. The plot was perfect! The SPICE was AMAZING!!! I would literally reread this again and again..

5 stars but..

The female narrator almost had me turn it off. I increased the speed to get through her parts faster which helped but also lost connection with the book a bit. other than that, I enjoyed the story.

Good Listen

I loved this story. I didn’t feel attached to the Hannah character because the voice didn’t match well to what the character of Hannah’s voice portrayed by Zara in the first book. It kinda took me out of the connection. But I still loved the story line and read book 1 & 2

"Free To Fall 💞💔💞

This was such a beautifully expressed love and redemption story overall and I was happy for Nash's HEA.

He hated himself so much and caused so much pain to himself and everyone around him but once he allowed himself to be open up and let go of his control things fell into place the way they were supposed to.

The spice in this book was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 and I liked it even more that the 1st book and that was because of the dynamic between Nash, Hanna and Ellis. Nash kinds gave me broken child vibes with the need for symbolic parents within Ellis and Hanna.

If I can be quite candid, Hanna was OK, but I don't think her character was really necessary besides being the "glue" to bond Ellis and Nash together. I mean she's Zara's friend, which made it taboo and could have caused drama but besides that she just added to the 3rd broken piece of the triad. I feel like so much more could have been added to who she was and how far she fell from grace as a Prima Ballerina seemed so exaggerated... the author made mention of her writing thoughts down to feel free but nothing became of that. She made mention of her dancing on the island but I was expecting Nash or Ellis to see that happen in person and encourage her in the freedom she could have taking control of that gift.

The ending felt rushed and a little far fetched with where Hanna ended up professionally and where all 3 of them ended up BUT I still enjoyed the journey in the story and anything SC writes 💚.

Nash is precious

Oh my sweet baby boy Nash. We must protect him at all costs.

I loved this story and the way it unfolded, blending together the past between Ellis and Nash, Nash’s own self discovery, and the new relationship with Hanna. For anyone else worried after reading Gravity, this book is MMF endgame.

Narration: I love all three narrators on their own and together they brought Nash, Hanna, and Ellis to life. I will always recommend books having one narrator per POV regardless of gender, so I love that we have two male and one female narrators here.

Nash and Ellis 🔥🔥

this book is awsesome it book too and is about Nash Alistair son who met in Gravity book 1 not a standalone plz listen first narrator are some of favorites. worth credit