Make Me Stay

A Second Chance Romance Series, Book 1

By: Amarie Avant

Narrated by: Chandra Skyye, Tor Thom

Avery Castle carries the weight of a thousand moments of sorrow.
Donavan Hardy carries enough anger for them both.

When they were young, Donavan learned sign language so he could talk to the deaf beauty. He cared, even when Avery's influential father couldn't be bothered with her "flaw."

In spite of things, the bad boy made her fall in love with sound . . . with music.

They couldn't have been any more different, but he was always meant to protect her, just like she was always meant to calm his rage.

And then, Avery's world came crashing down when the love of her life disappeared without a trace, leaving her broken-hearted and pregnant. She loses her baby, the last bit of him she has left, and her world plunges deeper into darkness.

Seven years of hurt, confusion, and pain collide when they are thrown back together. Avery has to decide if the life she's been living with the sizzling Cuban cop, whom her father approves of, is worth not having Donovan back in her life. But Donavan is fighting for her forgiveness, to prove that deep-seeded secrets far greater than their love tore them apart.

Donavan will force Avery to return the key to her heart no matter the cost....

Contains mature themes.

©2018 Amarie Avant (P)2019 Tantor

Amazing

Love this book good reading can’t wait to start part lol. Very good Narrators. Can’t stop reading.

Terrible twist

The female narrator sounded stiff like Siri and the male narrator's voice was too deep and grating. I liked the idea of the book and was caught up in the suspenseful moments. Then the book ended with a lame twist. I'll probably check out part 2 out of curiosity to see how it goes.

Lovely Surprise

I loved the story Le full of surprises and suspense. I liked the development of characters and their roles in the story. Captivating with just enough of everything. Dot want to give anything away, but this is a great audiobook done well.

The female narrator voice

I read this book and decided to listen to it. I’m glad it was free. The female voice made me stop this book. I didn’t even get to the male’s voice. I’m not understanding why the author didn’t get an African-American to do the female lead, she sounds so dull.

Make me stay

It was good but Avery was a little too whiny. Which as a Black woman was a little nerve wracking!