Search and Rescue

By: Lily Berlin Dodd

Narrated by: Ali Ahn

Winner of the #SoundsHot Steamy Story Contest, a thrilling romantic novella brimming with raw emotional power - available in audio first!

For rock climber Wren Elkine, risking her life every day is an inescapable part of being on the Search and Rescue team, where she saves stranded mountain climbers from certain death. But her heart faces its greatest danger yet when she meets famous daredevil Clay Arden. Wren has no patience for thrill seekers like Clay who risk their lives for an adrenaline rush, so she writes him off...until he makes her an offer she can’t refuse. Clay will pay her a hefty sum to accompany him on his greatest stunt yet: climbing Morocco's perilous Ramah Spire without a rope or harness.

As they travel to the site, Wren finds herself falling for the sexy, free-spirited adventurer. But how can she fall in love with someone who may not survive? And if he doesn’t make it, will she ever be the same?

©2019 Lily Berlin Dodd (P)2019 Audible Originals, LLC.

If i were a climber I would have loved it...

since im not, i liked it alot. It was intense in it own right. I learned a few things. And I was scared as if I were there.

Outline of a story

The story was interesting but too short to be fully fleshed out. Them falling in love was completely unbelievable.

Loved it

Never been into climbing but loved the story and the chemistry between them. really enjoyed, nice quick listen

Really good story.

I enjoyed Search and Rescue, with a special plus for its short duration. One gripe only, concerning the otherwise fine narrator:
A French man’s name,Yves, is not pronounced as if it were the multiple “eaves” of a house’s roof line. It is pronounced the same as the woman’s name, “Eve.” The “s” is silent. Every time the narrator said Eaves, I rolled my eyes. It was distracting; and it happened often.

Incredible story, fantastic narration

This novel held all of my favorite characteristics of a strong female lead and a ‘bad boy’ who’s not really bad.

I love it most though because the characters built one another up and allowed one another to become fully realized as individuals. They helped one another become more themselves. And isn’t that what real love should be? The rock beneath you that holds you up,!that allows you to climb higher?