These Thin Lines

By: Milena McKay

Narrated by: Abby Craden

Some lines should never be crossed . . .

In the heart of Paris, Chiara Conti is a Queen trapped in an Ivory Tower of haute couture, fortune and lovelessness. Lonely and dejected, she's longing for inspiration, for direction, for understanding.

When Vi Courtenay falls at her feet, losing her shoe like a veritable Cinderella, events are set in motion that will unravel their carefully fashioned lives.

With everything tainted, will the thin lines they rend ever be mended?

Contains mature themes.

©2023 Milena McKay (P)2023 Tantor

What a team! Milena and Abby!

This book was very good, I couldn’t stop listening. Abby brought this story to life.

Just take my money💸

After Whisper Of Solace I don't even read summaries anymore i just add it to my cart and enjoy the ride on the emotional rollercoaster Ms. McKay will take me on

McKay delivers again!!!

This is a wonderful Cinderella trope that gives you the perspective of both Cinderella (Vi) and her Princess (Chiara) and the magnetic attraction that alters the course of their lives.
You’ll feel each of their emotional longing to be loved by someone. And experience how they give it to one another with unintentional, steamy sensuality.

I highly recommend this book for those who enjoy rich character immersion!
Abby Craden’s character voices take it to another dimension.

She can't keep getting away with this!

Milena McKay has done it again! Vi and Chiara have my whole heart. I did NOT see the mid-book time and perspective jump coming, and it totally changed the entire story in the most beautiful way. So many emotions!!! Can't recommend highly enough, plus I was so excited to have some cross over with These Delicate Things We Make.

Stellar!

I loved the connection between Chiara and Vi. I found myself frustrated as the story did not go the way I wanted to. Then realized the way it unfolded was so so much better. Abby Craden is mesmerizing as usual. I thoroughly enjoyed this one and highly recommend it!

Absolutely loved!

The Milena McKay/Abby Craden pairing is absolute perfection! Every book I read by Milena is my new favorite! Please continue to write many, many more.

We are our own worst enemies

Another fantastic story from Milena McKay. This time instead of an ice queen we were gifted with the kindest and gentlest of souls that so clearly internalized everything they’ve ever experienced.

Abby Craden is once again spectacular at bringing the characters to life she is one of my favorites.

These Thin Lines

Abby Craden and Milena McKay are an award winning duo and this book is no exception. Abby brings to life all the characters and the idiosyncrasies. Even the minor characters are not forgotten.

Least fave so far

The story was good if you just want something that follows a modern fairytale theme but I would have to say it’s my least favorite by this author so far.
I found it hard to become engaged in for the first several chapters. And then rather had to follow at times, where it felt like big milestones passed quickly and you were missing something that led up to that. It was good, just not my fave. As far as narration goes, although I do feel like Abby Craden as a narrator has been feeling burnt into the ground, by how she narrates sooooo many stories; I will say this was some of my favorite work by here so far! She really did a great job of painting an image of so many personalities/backgro

Two Cinderella's long and winding road to HEA.

Milena McKay and Abby Craden maybe I just need to end here. Such a dynamic duo.
So what was it about this story made me lose focus. It began so intriguing , I swear Ms Mckay channelled cat like behaviour in Chiara, toying so effortlessly with Vi. Absolutely delicious. However as the story progressed the constant internal adoration whilst initially heartfelt and understood became slightly aggravating for me. enough already. I found myself wanting to jump to end the ....angst? I forced myself not to skip to the HEA because everything else needed answers. It is Milena McKay, so yes, lots of side stories and people who all play their parts. Some good and some just need to drop dead.
It IS a good read/listen. Definitely worth your credit. Ms McKay's penchant for inserting felines who all do a great service to their species sometimes mirrored my internal thoughts as I listened. She makes them so real with their condescending attitudes. I thoroughly enjoyed visiting with past characters. Arabella, you're still my queen...darling.