Kyland

De: Mia Sheridan

Narrado por: Stephen Dexter, Erin Mallon

A full-length, standalone romance from the New York Times best-selling author of Archer's Voice.

Dirt poor. Hillbilly. Backwoods hick. Mountain folk.

Tenleigh Falyn struggles each day to survive in a small, poverty-stricken coal-mining town where she lives with her sister and mentally ill mother. Her dream of winning the college scholarship given to one student by the local coal company and escaping the harshness of her life keeps her going.

Kyland Barrett lives in the hills, too, and has worked tirelessly - through near starvation, through deep loneliness, against all odds - to win the Tyton Coal Scholarship and leave the town that is full of so much pain.

They're both determined not to form any attachments, but one moment changes everything. What happens when only one person gets to win? When only one person gets to leave? And what happens to the one left behind?

Kyland is a story of desperation and hope, loss and sacrifice, pain and forgiveness, but ultimately a story of deep and unending love.

New Adult Contemporary Romance: Due to strong language and sexual content, this book is not intended for listeners under the age of 18.

©2015 Mia Sheridan (P)2015 Audible, Inc.

Great Read!!

This book pulled me in by the story was easy to imagine it all while hearing it! Was sad, funny, and had a great story line!!

Sweet Love Story

Most of us take for granted what we have. Beautiful story of love found in a desperate situation. Love for others and heritage. Couldn't put it down! Narration was wonderful!

Great Series!

Such a great story of love and sacrifice during a time when couples in their community did not love or sacrifice. I didn't expect that Kyland would learn to love his roots but I'm glad he did.

I am enjoying this wonderful series of how love can endure the test of time.

Started slow but ended strong

I had trouble getting through the first chapters, but it was really good the now more I read.

Real story- great narration

Mia has a way to write 'real' stories. I enjoy her books, and even though the story of Kyland and Tenleigh almost broke my poor weak heart, I enjoyed it to.

The book tell the story of two people - dirt poor, who against all odds find hope and love through sacrifices for each other.

Both narrators were great, I particulary enjoyed Stephens performance - it was soulfull, like a poetry reading- which added to the feel of desperate emotional scenes and lighter moments.