Wrecked

Broken Souls

De: Rin Sher

Narrado por: Grayson Owens, M.K Blackwood

Wrecked. It’s how Jasmine Delaney found me.

The truth was, I’d been heading down a one-way street to destruction for a long time.

I raced — illegally. I drank — excessively. I slept with women — indiscriminately.

There was no escape in sight.

That is, until I met her.

She made me feel whole again, nurturing my heart right along with my soul. But right when I had a reason to be a better man…I did what I always warned her about.

I wrecked it.

She should have stayed away.

Orchids. It's how Campbell Baxter crawled into my heart.

The truth was, I’d been walking down a lonely path for far too long.

I loved — passionately. I gave — freely. I cared — easily.

There was no one worth the risk.

That is, until I met him.

He lit my insides on fire, engulfing me in a love like I'd never felt before.

But right when everything was in our favor and I’d found what I was looking for…he did what he warned me about.

He wrecked me.

I should have believed him.

©2023 Rin Sher (P)2025 Rin Sher

Great story

Really immersive with lovable flawed characters. The narrator’s did a great job bringing the story to life.

Will definitely go back to read the first book in the series, and continue on.

Incredible story and performance!

Beautifully written by the author and captured perfectly by the narrators! This is a story about conquering inner demons, overcoming trauma, forgiveness and growth. There were moments when I felt so completely captured by the story, I forgot I wasn’t actually watching it or living it. Highly recommend!

dual narration, decent story

the story was a good premise. I like how much they talked about healing as well as enabling and being honest. but there were some issues. not sure how they made it through editing. 1st, Jasmine was on call at the beginning of the story, but then went in for a shift but was never called in. 2nd, the mother and step dad were about to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary, but Cam was 23. not sure how that worked. 3rd, all of the HIPAA violations. there were more but these were the main ones that bugged me through the whole story. like I said, this was a good premise. I like how no one was perfect and that there was a lot of growing both characters needed to work on. both narrators did a great job. this should have been a duet but these were good choices for dual narration. I feel like they both had a lot of emotional depth and acted very well but this story would have been more impactful if it was a duet narration. overall, good story.

Cam and Jazz

This book is an emotional roller coaster which had me hooked and drawn into Cameron, aka Cam's, story. It's the second book in The Broken Souls series. The first one, Wronged, introduced us to Cam before the demons, and guilt took its toll on him, and I highly recommend listening to that one first, although this one can be listened to as a stand-alone. I loved Wronged for so many reasons, and that is why I chose to listen to Wrecked

Cam's life was forever changed when he was 18, when Jacob, his best friend, was wrongly accused of a crime, and he was unable to help him. Then his parents moved Cam and his sister to a new town, and then they simply turned their backs on him. He felt so alone, he was deemed guilty by association, which meant that everyone he knew wanted nothing to do with him, so he just did what he had to survive - but he punished himself for the guilt he carried because he couldn't help his friend.

But everything changed when he met Jasmine, aka Jazz, a girl with issues of her own, but who is so genuinely kind that he allows her into his life. Somehow, these two sad and broken people find comfort, company, and intimacy together, but it isn't quite enough to stop Cam putting himself through hell every chance he gets. Jaz, for her part, chooses to ignore the red flag he's waving at her and finds herself wrecked by him. This is when she makes a decision which forces Cam to take a good, long look at his life and decide what he wants going forward.

Cam and Jazz are both such well-drawn characters that I felt like I knew them and could feel every emotion they did. Cam's profound sadness and the guilt he wrongly carried on his shoulders were hard to hear at times; my heart was broken for him over and over again. When Jazz finally stood her ground and made him take a long, hard look at his life, I was so relieved and began to hope that they might have a chance of happiness. Cam's love for Jazz and his determination to overcome his problems, so they could be together, made such a moving conclusion to their story. Their story will break your heart in ways you're not expecting. But it's a story you don't want to miss, it's a truely emotional rollercoaster while listening to Wrecked, I laughed and cried and was on the edge of my seat,

This beautiful and heartbreaking story is wonderfully narrated by Grayson Owens and M.K. Blackwood; they brought the characters to life and made me feel every emotion. I loved the story and the way it was performed.

This book wrecked me in the best way!

Wrecked by Rin Sher wrecked me—in the way you want an audiobook to completely take over your headspace and leave you hollowed out and full at the same time.

Grayson’s voice? It’s not just deep and gravelly—it’s weighted. He delivers Cam with this heavy kind of tired... the kind that comes from grief, regret, trauma, and that quiet hope you’re too afraid to speak out loud.
He never overdoes it. He doesn’t act, he just is Cam. Broken, protective, craving someone to anchor him, even if he doesn’t think he deserves it.

There’s one scene—I won’t spoil it—but Cam starts talking about his past and Grayson’s voice cracks. Just slightly. Not dramatized. But enough that I had to take a moment and breathe through it. Like he was trying to keep it together for Jaz, and failing, and letting her see him anyway.

And the spice? Whew. It’s not vulgar—it’s emotional. His voice gets low and slow, like Cam’s touching her like she’s made of glass, but needs her like oxygen. I’m sweating just remembering it.

Then there’s M.K. Blackwood as Jasmine, and oh my god, she carries the weight of someone who’s used to holding things in. Her voice is soft, but not weak—there’s this tight, almost breathless restraint in the emotional scenes that made my chest ache. You can hear her trying to stay composed, to be the strong one, even when she’s crumbling. And when she finally lets go? When she lets Cam in? It’s devastating in the best way.

She’s not overacting. She’s not trying to sound “cute.” She’s just honest. And it’s that quiet kind of narration that sneaks up on you until you realize you’ve been crying for two chapters and don’t even know when it started.

If you're the kind of listener who feels things in your chest—who gets addicted to the pause before someone speaks, to the shake in their voice, to the inhale right before they break—then Wrecked is going to undo you in the best way.

This audiobook didn’t just tell me a story—it let me live inside the ache. And I would absolutely do it again.

Devoured this book!

Rin Sher is a trusted author, so I was thrilled when this audiobook came out. She takes us on a journey that started 5 years ago. We get to see how others are impacted by one incident. All it took was for Campbell to be associated with a friend who was accused of a crime for his family to treat him like a criminal. He let their thoughts cloud his own, and he believed he didn't deserve anything good in his life. He allowed drugs, alcohol, and illegal racing to rule his life. He didn't care about anything or what his choices were doing to himself. Then he found Jasmine. She is his light. But is he willing to better his life for himself or just to keep her? I love finding a book I don't want to put down. There are so many emotions in one book!


This was narrated by Grayson Owens and M.K Blackwood. They did a fabulous job of bringing the story to life!