Wasted Lust

De: JA Huss

Narrado por: Ava Erickson, Tad Branson

Sasha Cherlin was raised to kill.

Then she was raised to forget.

Ford gave her a normal life—grad school, stability, a future that didn't involve blood. She buried everything. The training, the missions, the boy she lost.

She was doing fine.

She was almost convincing.

Then FBI Special Agent Jax Barlow showed up with questions she can't answer, secrets she cant keep, and a photo that changes everything.

Jax thinks he's the good guy.

He thinks he's in control.

He has no idea what he's about to wake up.

Tropes include: dark & spicy romance; morally gray; found family; forced proximity; who did this to you; he falls first; heroine on the run; secret society; trauma bonding; touch her and die.

©2016 JA Huss (P)2016 Podium Audio

EOBS

JA Huss- you are so dang good. Such an awesome book series. You are so dang talented girl. Your EOBS always leaves me crying!!!! In all the best ways—- I always fall in love with your characters. Thank you for all your work you share with us!!!

Excellent Book

This book is is a sin off of Three Two One.These are two of the best suspense books ever written. It helps if you have read The Company first. That’s just my opinion. These are great stand alones as well. Reading The Company just give you context when The Company is referred to in Wasted Lust and near the end of Three Two One . The narrators are excellent in these books. They definitely compliment the mind and books of J A Huss

speechless

I'm in tears 😢 love this JAHussU r the best
thank you
keep writing please
signed
A lover of reading

💜 love this series

I loved this book soooooo[ much i bawled my eyes out at the end.

Sasha's story

I am glad I read this book. After reading The Company I felt a little robbed with the way it ended Sasha's story. I feel redeemed now that I've read Wasted Lust. At first it was confusing because it says its a spinoff from 321 but it feels like more of one from The Company. Either way I'm glad I got Sasha's story or at least the end of it. I will have to read the other JA Huss books to get the beginning along with the other characters that seem to crossover in some way. If you've read The Company and 321 you should like this one as well.