My Darling Arrow

Narration by Sarah Puckett and Jason Clarke.

Darling Arrow,

I shouldn’t be writing this.

It’s not as if I’m ever going to send you this letter, and there are a million reasons why.

First of all, I was sent to this reform school as a punishment for a petty, totally inconsequential crime. Not to ogle the principal’s hot son around the campus.

Second of all, you’re a giant jerk. You’re arrogant and moody and so cold. Sometimes, I think I shouldn’t even like you.

But strangely, your coldness sets me on fire.

The way your athletic body moves on the soccer field and the way your powerful thighs sprawl across that motorcycle of yours make me go inappropriately breathless.

But that’s not the worst part. The worst part is that you, Arrow Carlisle, are not only the principal’s hot son. You also happen to be the love of my sister’s life.

And I really shouldn’t be thinking about my sister’s boyfriend or rather fiancé (I overheard a conversation about the ring that I shouldn’t have).

Now if I can only stop writing you these meaningless letters that I’ll never send and you’ll never read.

Never yours,

Salem

Note: This book is a standalone, and it does not contain cheating.

©2020 Saffron A. Kent (P)2026 Pink Flamingo Productions

I loved this SO much

This audio was SO GOOD.
This author is AMAZING.
Every single book gets better and better. I loved the narrators too.
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Saint Mary's Rebels

My Darling Arrow (Saint Mary's Rebels #1) is lovestory about unrequited love with a all girls boarding school world with a forbidden romance trope and dabbles in a bit of sports. I absolutely loved the poetic letters written by Salem to Arrow. I wasn't a fan of Salem's sister Sarah and she never redeemed herself. Arrow's character was complex and I wish the author dove deeper into his personality. Salem's inner turmoil and thoughts were well vocalized. A new adult novel, first in the series and introduces other supportimg female characters in the school who will get have own book. I absolutely loved the epilogue. Looking forward to listening to the next audio in this series when available.

Jason Clarke, Sarah Puckett dual naration brought out the melancholy and beautiful heartbreaker of a romance. Uttlerly seductive and sensuous intonation of Sarah Puckett was perfect. Jason Clarke's deep baritone inflection is perfect for choice as Arrow. A flawless performance by two favorites.

Female narrator brought out all the feels!

I freaking loved this book the first time I read it. Listening to the audio version was basically like getting to read it again for the first time. All those feels, all of Salem's love... Sarah Puckett brought it all and made me fall in love with this story even more than I already had the first time.

Arrow and Salem's story is everything! Possibly my favorite Saffron A. Kent book to date. I can't even with how amazing this book is and how much I love going back to it and recommending it. It's beautiful. The author's words are beautiful, flowing like poetry, bleeding from the heart of a lovesick schoolgirl.

And the letters... this is me unalived by how much I loved them. They were a huge part of what made this story so perfect. I never wanted them to end. I need an annual newsletter or short story or something that gives me more of them because I think I'll always be addicted.

An Angsty AgeGap Romance

This is a forbidden,opposites attract,Slow-burn, age-gap, sports romance. If you want a super angsty romance that will shred your heart and put it back together, this book is for you! I love saffrons worldbuilding and writing style. Shes one of my favorite authors, and she hit this book out of the park. And the narrators did an amazing job and were the best people to play Salem and Arrow, they really brought these characters to life!

Not such a bad girl after all!

To say I loved My Darling Arrow, would be putting it mildly. Saffron Kent knows how to write an unbelievable unique story line, with a damaged hero and hella quirky heroine. The narrators were beyond perfect.

Saffron packed so much into this story. You have a little sister in love with her older sisters boyfriend, coach/player relationship, reformed school aka bad girl and a bit of an age gap. So many goodies so little time. All of the various forbidden aspects made the story so deliciously doomed for destruction.

We have Arrow that is so use to being perfect and having everything in his life perfectly balanced (OCD people unite), that when something outside the lines he has crafted occurs he is unable to handle it. Salem on the other hand is everything but put together. A bad girl/anti rule follower. She brings chaos into Arrow’s life and the result of that can only be described as beautiful. The pure utter devotion and love Salem has for Arrow, even though she has ever known him from afar, is so painfully to read to times knowing the debt of her feelings. Watching him finally take notice of her had my tummy clenching with nerves and anxiety, right along side Salem.

I loved having a bit of soccer thrown into the story. Especially getting to see how the drive and passion fueled Arrow and Salem. The reformed school of St. Mary’s made everything feel even more forbidden and against the rules.

Saffron’s crafting of words and characters is unlike anything you will read. I need more from these St. Mary Rebels. And on another note, my lipstick collection is severely lacking.