Where You Belong

The Abandoned Brothers, Book 2

De: Stacy Williams

Narrado por: Jesse Vilinsky, Alex Kydd

What if you're lost? What will it take to find your way back?

Andie has been hiding, wanting to stay in the past rather than face the uncertainty of the future. When the force of a lie pulls her out of the darkness and into the light—the spotlight she's avoided—she has to decide if she'll stand and fight or run for cover.

With each step, she has a choice to make. She can continue to watch life go on around her, or see what might be waiting on the other side. Will fear keep her from moving on, or can she find the courage to take the leap?

Sean thought he had it all. That is . . . until he realized it was only surface-deep. He let himself get caught up in fame, fortune, and the life that comes with it. But when his superficial world blows up in his face, the face of the man he let himself become, he has a battle on his hands.

When the professional footballer's career is left hanging in the balance along with a life of his own, Sean has to decide if the risk of losing all he's worked for is worth it to get back to the man he wants to be—the man he used to be.

Where You Belong is a touching love story that reminds us that even when we don't expect it . . . love shows up.

©2024 Stacy Williams (P)2026 Tantor Media

Ok but long & depressing

I enjoyed this story but the first few chapters seem very long and so morose it was hard to get through. Especially the FMC and the the narration by Jesse Villinsky. So, dramatic and somber at the same time. Once the story picks up, her voice acting of the other characters is a bit hard to listen to because they are so harsh. Then, bam! Her character is hit with more sad news and she's back to depressing, downtrodden narration. Don't listen if you're down already.

Love Alex Kydd and enjoyed his chapters and the story does finally pick up. But it's a bit slow paced and I'm not sure it makes up for the annoying FMC character and that narration.