The Art of Breathing

By: TJ Klune

Narrated by: Sean Crisden

Sequel to Who We Are

Tyson Thompson graduated high school at 16 and left the town of Seafare, Oregon, bound for what he assumed would be bigger and better things. He soon found out the real world has teeth, and he returns to the coast with four years of failure, addiction, and a diagnosis of panic disorder trailing behind him. His brother, Bear, and his brother's husband, Otter, believe coming home is exactly what Tyson needs to find himself again. Surrounded by family in the Green Monstrosity, Tyson attempts to put the pieces of his broken life back together.

But shortly after he arrives home, Tyson comes face to face with inevitability in the form of his childhood friend and first love, Dominic Miller, who he hasn't seen since the day he left Seafare. As their paths cross, old wounds reopen, new secrets are revealed, and Tyson discovers there is more to his own story than he was told all those years ago.

In a sea of familiar faces, new friends, and the memories of a mother's devastating choice, Tyson will learn that in order to have any hope for a future, he must fight the ghosts of his past.

©2014 T J Klune (P)2014 Dreamspinner Press

Great Continuation of A Story

I have loved the story since the beginning and I will continue and to what end. TJ Klune is an amazing writer which bring all his characters of life.

Tyson

It was great to have a third installment it has made this series something that gives me the shakes because it is so good, and I love the narration also always brings stories to life in a great way.

The family I want to be real!

I can't believe I am just finding this author. Absolutely amazing! I am definitely hooked!

Great story

I loved Ty’s story so much.There is plenty of angst and growth in this book. I just was not a fan of Sean Crisden, granted he is a hit or miss narrator for me. I hated his voice for young Dom. I listened to Tell Me It’s Real before this series so I also had an issue with his voices for the Tucson crew. This is a fantastic story and I know I’m probably in the minority in regards to the narrator.

Touching

Many people reviewed this as not so much a love story between Dom and the Kid and voiced disappointment in that. They are correct, their story does take a backseat to the real love story here. Tyson learning to love Tyson so he can accept and love Dom. And every single strand of Tysons love story with every character was very well done. The kid becomes Ty and that is awesome.