Twists and turns

I've never been Aleatha'd before and had never come across this author before and after reading this book, I think my New Year has opened up with a new author to acquaint myself with.

It starts off with numerous questions to be answered and as you go along, you feel like the answers are being answered.

It's a slow leisurely pace and you can feel the pull between Emma and Rett, all the while getting stronger.

All along he insists he's keeping her safe, from the brother she thought to have died, when their parents had died four years earlier.

The truth becomes apparent, when she suddenly finds an opportunity to run and so run she did. When she finally gets out she finds her way to Retts neighbour. What happens there brings terror she never expected.

When Rett finally finds her, she is no longer under any illusions as to the safety Rett brings her. After a month Rett finally tells her they are to marry within the hour!!

After a sweet ceremony they move to Retts office to sign the marriage licence and that's where things suddenly happen!!

To find out what though, you'll need to buy the book and read for yourself. While you do that, buy the audio too.

This book is narrated by two people I've never come across before.

Kelli Tager reads the parts for emma, whereas Conner Goff reads the parts for Rett.

Kelli has a great vocal range and had a different voice for every single character. Which makes it a real shame that I've not had the chance to hear her narrate before. But I will keep a look out for her in the future.

Conner's range isn't as diverse as kelli's, but he still manages to make each character known by slight changes.

When it comes to the book and audio, you really need to buy both, as they really make each character come to life and makes the enjoyment of this book, one of the best I've listened to in quite a while.

I'm usually a little nervous when it's names I've never come across in the past but, Kelli especially, these are definitely worth the cost. I'm really excited for the next book 🙉🙉

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