The Last Piece of His Heart

Lost Boys, Book 3

De: Emma Scott

Narrado por: Teddy Hamilton, Morae Brehon

Ronan Wentz has been to hell and back, and he carries the scars to prove it. Worse: The blood of a monster runs through his veins.

After 10 years in foster care, 18-year-old Ronan is finally reunited with family. His uncle gives him a roof over his head and puts him to work, managing a shabby apartment complex in Santa Cruz, California. But a second chance is still a second chance. Ronan becomes a solitary hunter, a vigilante, walking the streets at night to keep the nightmares at bay. If he can use the anger burning in his tainted blood to protect instead of hurt, maybe then he’ll find the absolution he seeks.

Then he meets Shiloh.

Shiloh Barrera looks like she has it all together. Smart, ambitious, and full of artistic creativity she channels into making beautiful, one-of-kind jewelry. But Shiloh’s cool, capable demeanor is a front. Her demons drive her to succeed as much as her ambition - to prove her worth to the mother who can’t stand to look at her and who’s harboring secrets of her own.

When Shiloh and Ronan meet, the physical attraction is instant and scorching. Neither believe it will last. Falling in love is an impossible pipe dream saved for those less shattered and damaged than they are. But as hard as they try to resist, the growing feelings between them seem inevitable...until one terrible night destroys Shiloh’s dreams and Ronan’s future. When the smoke clears, and the rubble settles, they’ll have to choose: Do their pasts determine their future, or can they build a new one from the broken pieces of their hearts?

©2021 Emma Scott Books, LLC (P)2021 Podium Audio

WOW

My favorite of the series!! Narrators did a fantastic job-flipping-tactic job with this story. Ronan and Shiloh forever🥹💕

Awesome book

The lost boys series was awesome. I would listen to a book 4. Loved it

A perfect ending!

This was the perfect final book in The Lost Boys series! I couldn’t have asked for a better ending!!

This was a good book!

All three books in this series were really wonderful. They all tell a story of true undying love no matter the struggle and of people who survive incredible loss and struggle and pain to realize they deserve all the love in the world. There is enough middle stuff in Order for it not to be too sappy. I am looking in to more books from this author since I loved these books so much.

Great series wrap up but struggled through female narration

Good story. Teddy Hamilton never disappoints but the female narration could be better. There were moments she was good but her impersonation of male characters was not my favorite. I share that for constructive critique. There’s potential.