Worse than Enemies

By: J. L. Beck

Narrated by: Avery Reid

The first time we met, it was an accident.

The second was the night my mother told me she was marrying his father. I didn’t know his name then, but I do now: Hayes Ambrose. Captain of the swim team. Popular, gorgeous, the guy every girl wants, with a smile that’s hiding a million secrets.

In the beginning I was certain we would become fast friends, until the day I heard a conversation that I was never supposed to hear. Overnight he became my worst nightmare, my bully. He’ll do anything to keep me quiet, and I’ll do anything to discover the truth. Until the truth is revealed and I realize it’s far more terrifying than I ever expected.

©2022 J. L. Beck (P)2022 Blackstone Publishing

Great story!

I don't usually like high school drama romance, but this has very important topics that was very well written.

Interesting

JL Beck your mind works in an interesting way. I really enjoyed the suspense and your writing style. It was a spicy story that had me thinking. So important to let boys know they are safe and it’s ok to report abuse.

Good book

This was pretty good. I was not disappointed at all. Good story line I would definitely listen to again.

The trauma!!

The storyline of this book is trauma. That’s hard for a lot of people to hear and understand. You don’t have to understand it to empathize with people who experience it. Everyone deals with trauma differently. I’ve read mixed reviews on this book before reading it. The abuse it tells about, parental and sexual (both male and female) is a hard read, but it’s a true one.

Will have you in your feels

I loved this book, it definitely sent me through and emotional rollercoaster. Especially growing up with a mom that treated her children the same way as Morgan’s. I have a love hate thing for Hayes. I think Morgan is for sure a better person than I am because I would of wanted to be so far away from him and I definitely would not of tried to understand any good side he may of had.