Going Broke

By: Trista Russell

Narrated by: Misty Reign

What’s a girl to do when she’s going broke?

Sarai Emery lost her job as a radio disc jockey when a heated breakup with her wealthy drug dealer boyfriend was accidentally broadcast live. With the sudden loss of income, she goes from living it up to giving it up for cash when she meets a stranger who promises her a steady income working for a high-society escort service. With thoughts of dodging the repo-man, past due bills, an impending eviction, and a bill from the nursing home that cares for her Alzheimer’s-afflicted father fresh on her mind, Sarai feels she has no choice but to plunge into a world where the line that separates sex and money is blurred beyond recognition. When she meets the man of her dreams, will she come clean about how she’s been paying her bills, or will her low-down, dirty secrets rise to the top on their own?

©2019 Blackstone Publishing and Urban Audiobooks, LLC (P)2019 Blackstone Publishing and Urban Audiobooks, LLC

A Roller coaster

This book had me on a roller coaster of emotions. Sarai got on my nerves A LOT and sometimes I didn't want things to work out for her, while other times, I was hoping for the best. There was so much going on that I knew something was going to go left eventually with all of the dirt she was doing. I guess I'll have to get the sequel to find out the rest.

3 endings!!

I hate her endings why are their always 3 different versions all we need is 1 ending

Good Listen

this book is good realistic in the sense of if you wouldn't do it you could imagine someone u know doing it. i don't like that the ending was broken up into 3 false endings but there is reallg only 1.

Better than I expected.

This sh*t was wild. The basic story line from the description didn't amuse me but I said hey I'll try it. I had low expectations but it was crazy how everything unfolded. The narrator was pretty good as well. She didn't over due the sex scenes and she really has a great voice.

I was pleasantly pleased.

Great read

Good all the way through. I would recommend this book. It kept me on my toes.