What I Would Do for You

By: W. Winters

Narrated by: Desiree Ketchum, Teddy Hamilton

USA Today best-selling author, Willow Winters, brings you an all-consuming, sizzling romance featuring an epic, anti-hero you won't soon forget.

He enters the car accompanied by a chill from the evening wind and the car rocks gently, until he’s seated behind me and the door is shut. His scent fills my lungs first and as it does, I remember that I’ve been told that smell is the sense that holds the most memory. Maybe I read it somewhere, but I’ve never known something to be truer than that fact is now.

When I open my eyes, his chilling gaze is on mine in the rearview mirror and my treacherous heart chokes me in an attempt to escape. It hovers at the base of my throat, pounding viciously in protest.

I did always love him. There wasn’t a moment that I didn’t love him. He knows that. He has to know that I still love him; we just simply couldn’t be together. We decided. We decided together.

“You said you’d let me go,” I whisper, speaking over my strangled breaths. My gaze never leaves his, even as tears prick my eyes. Not until he answers me. “I changed my mind.”

This is the complete This Love Hurts trilogy in one collection.

©2021 Willow Winters Publishing (P)2021 Willow Winters Publishing

How thrilling all three stories

I lived how it was a roller coaster of emotions. I look forward to reading/listening to more.

I couldn't put it down!

Granted this audio book is multiple books in one place, it is worth the long listen. I loved the story between Delilah, Cody and Marcus. The stories they had to tell and their stories is just the tip of the iceberg in the Merciless World!

Wish o hadn’t

Weird love triangle and can’t find any reason to like it or connect with the other relationship. Felt empty.
Narrators did okay with what they had but I wouldn’t buy it again.

too slow, very repetitive, could've been better

Omg! I feel I lost half my life. I had to skip pages half way through. Inside thoughts, too much. It had potential.

Not my Favorite

Definitely not my favorite Winters book. The book has potential with in the Merciless World Series and explains Marcus and Cody and why they are, who they are in the other books.