Broken Record

By: K. A. Linde

Narrated by: Emma Wilder, Jason Clarke

A new angsty second-chance romance stand-alone in USA Today best-selling author K. A. Linde's steamy Record series

Savannah Maxwell’s life is perfect.

She landed her dream job, is moving to DC after graduation, and finally has plans to live with her long-term boyfriend, Easton. Everything is exactly how it should be.

Until the boy next door walks back into her life.

Now, Lucas Atwood is offering her everything she’s ever wanted.

The life she only dreamed of.

How can she choose between the easy love that she thinks she deserves and a second chance with the boy who broke her heart?

©2019 K. A. Linde (P)2019 Audible, Inc.

I Hate to Say Goodbye

Ending are so sad and the end to this fabulous series had me all emotional.

I love the Maxwell family and every book was delightful, angsty and full of real life drama. I couldn’t get enough.

Savvie is the baby and it shows. She had a lot of growing up to do and needed some self reflection to make a grown up decision on her relationship or should I say relationships?
There was really only one choice.

Just Perfect

Fans of this series have been waiting to find out who Savannah ends up with. And while I will always want more of this world, of these characters, this was the perfect tale to cap Savannah's happy ending. Just perfect.
These two narrators, Wilder and Clarke, did a fantastic job bringing this story to life.

Good story

I enjoyed this story, although the arguing seemed a little much at time. But in the end it turned out as it should have been.

Angsty but not overly done. Great narration!

Emma Wilder completely outdid herself in this narration. It was the highlight of pressing play, for sure! She delivered the emotion and really gave Savannah the personality that came to light through the written page.
The story was good, overall. It just felt flat at times in regards to the pace. Having a story where 2 characters could be the hero and keeping the listener in suspense most of the book was a great way to keep the tension. Also, Jason Clarke only has one chapter, just in case.

not for me

Savannah & Lucas: this book was not my jam. Savannah and Lucas grew up together as their parents are best friends. They were best friends that took it too far but never had a relationship. Now they've graduated college and time to move on to what's next. Lucas finally tells Savannah how he feels but she has a boyfriend whom she'll be moving in with. Now the book becomes annoying because it's all back and forth with Savannah's feelings between the two men. It really wasn't my jam.