Wreckless

By: Bria Quinlan

Narrated by: Lisa Zimmerman

Length: 5 hrs and 55 mins

Publisher's summary

Wreckless.... Where obsession and rebellion collide.

Bridget Larson's never met a rule she didn't like. Drawing inside the lines isn't just a way of life - it's the only way she can make it through the day. And through it all her BFF, Leah, has stood inside the lines with her through the unspeakable. Then Bridget catches her boyfriend with Leah, and the last thing on her mind is staying safe.

Salvation.... A bad boy and his jacked up pickup.

Jake Moore was everything she needed and nothing he claimed to be. With one night of freedom and a spontaneously scribbled Rebellion List, Jake leads Bridget down every path she thought was forbidden...and into the one place she'd thought was lost to her forever.

A YA romance by Golden Heart finalist Bria Quinlan

©2013 Bria Quinlan (P)2017 Bria Quinlan

Something Special

WRECKLESS holds a special place in my heart. It was the first book I’ve ever read written by Bria Quinlan, and the start of my love for her stories. I know this book inside out and backwards. I can quote pretty much every other line, and have fallen for Jake Moore more times than I can count. I didn’t think I could love this book anymore than I already do, and yet here I am in love once again.

Hearing your favorite story come to life is incredibly special. Lisa Zimmerman’s take on Bridget & Jake absorbed me and wrapped me up in their story. I could picture every situation clearly and found myself smiling and laughing along as they spent their wreckless night.

I truly truly enjoyed this rendition of my favorite story and will make sure to listen again and again.

Worth the Wait

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

I've read this book multiple times and was anxiously awaiting its audiobook release. This was everything I was waiting for. The narrator nails Bridget's and Jake's voices. (The only drawback was her pitch for Rayla's voice. That one irritated me a bit and Rayla is anything but an irritating character.) Though this book covers some heavy topics (no spoilers), it has an overall lightness about it, which showcases Bria Quinlan's talent, and lets readers know that even if life feels impossible, laughter is still possible. LOVE IT.

At one point I thought it was too

Young for me…a lady 77years old. But as my hands were elsewhere engaged, I kept listening. I found myself enjoying the book as I thought back to teen years. I found that not much has changed since I was a teenager. So while the younger audience may find themselves or some of their friends, older audiences may like to see if they resemble so of the characters.

An emotional rollercoaster!

I have to listen again now! Asking for referrals turned out to be great! This is the romance every reader should get. The extremes in behavior, the betrayal, the emotions are expressed with - okay I can't think of the words. Just listen!
Lisa Zimmerman brings this to life!

Sweet coming of age story

Let me preface this by saying that I’ve never listened to an audiobook before. We had a six hour car drive yesterday to an out of town graduation, and since I’d just won copy of the audiobook I decided it was as good a time as any. The coming of age story was sweet with funny moments. The narrator did a lovely job of bringing the character to life. I enjoyed the heroine’s growth through the story.

One thing nags me though. We never got a clear answer on who sent the letter.