Something Between Us

By: Krystina Rivers

Narrated by: Lula Larkin

In the waning days of don’t ask, don’t tell, Quinn Prescott and Kirby Davis met during military training. Despite different backgrounds, services, and plans, they fell hard and fast. However, it wasn’t long before distance and the pressures of serving in silence drove them apart.

Ten years later, Kirby literally runs into Quinn at Chicago Pride. Although she lives in a city of three million, she continues to see Quinn everywhere, and she can’t seem to ignore the pounding in her chest that isn’t always frustration, no matter how much she tells herself it is.

Quinn knows she made the biggest mistake of her life when she chose her career over Kirby. She’s desperate to make amends, and perhaps even turn their chance meetings into a second chance for romance.

Kirby’s definitely not giving Quinn a second chance. But how long can she ignore the truth that there's something between them?

©2022 Krystina Rivers (P)2023 Bold Strokes Book Inc

Good story

I really enjoyed this book but felt it could have gone deeper into Quinn's family drama.

I love this

being a military vet that went thru DADT this hit home for me. love the two MC and that chemistry, gosh I'm gonna kiss my babe when I see her today cuz I know that chem... she is it for me.... oh yeah Definitely recommend this especially to my fellow vets.

A WOW love and life story.

Characters so widely diverse, you will definitely connect with at least one, if not all of them! I loved being reminded of the importance of friends, family, love and forgiveness. I liked the back and forth between past and present to the build up of the ending.

Definitely recommend

One of the best stories I’ve listened to in a bit. The characters were great, believable, and the story kept moving

Good, but missing…

This was good, but having only learned just a little bit of Quinn’s family drama felt like it was missing something. I enjoyed it none the less, but would have liked a bit more had it delves into more of her family. Overall good book though!