Nothing Left to Lose

De: Kirsty Moseley

Narrado por: Brian Meslar, Kelsey-Ann O'Dowd

I was broken, numb to want and desire, but then he came along...

Three years after the tragic events of Anna's sixteenth birthday which saw her boyfriend killed and her kidnapped by his sadistic murderer, she's no longer the happy-go-lucky girl that everyone used to know and love; she's now cold, hard and suffers from night terrors.

Carter is currently serving time for the murder of Jack—a conviction that Anna helped secure—but his retrial is coming up because some key evidence appears to have been tampered with.

Needing to ensure his daughter's safety, presidential candidate, Senator Spencer, tasks in Ashton Taylor, a newly qualified SWAT agent, to guard the broken girl and keep her safe until the end of the trial.

For three years Anna has refused to feel emotion or pain. Can Ashton help her rebuild her life and finally deal with the grief of losing her childhood sweetheart? Will he be the one to make her see that life is, in fact, worth living and that not all men will hurt her?

©2024 Kirsty Moseley (P)2024 Spotify Audiobooks

Great story wonky audio

It is a cute story and kept me interested the whole time. However the audio does get sort of muffled and quiet at times.

Best story ever

this book is so good and it will keep you interested all the way to the end. a must read / listen. will listen to this book again.

Overall it's really good

Overall it's really good. There were a few times it dragged a little. You really see this couple fall in love and feel their heartbreak. There are triggers like and violence so beware. it is handled well but if you struggle with violence and rape it may not be your book. This was obviously written a while ago and just released as an audiobook as a few things are dated. The one thing that made me cringe and wonder why is the author used the phase "scream like a little girl." It's a huge pet peeve when people make these kinds of comments as it belittles girls and women and implies men are stronger/tougher. That said I'd still recommend this

aw-ful

The story was so far-fetched and unbelievable. The dialogue was cringey. Every part of this story was so fake, unbearable to get through. The narrator that voiced the man was like listening to nails on a chalkboard. Save yourself the listen and go watch paint dry.