Find Me Under the Stars

Nighthawks, Book 3

By: Pru Schuyler

Narrated by: Gabriel Spires, Laura Horowitz

Charlotte Winters is the epitome of an optimist and has never struggled to find the light in any dark situation.

She is a hopeless romantic to the core, selfless to an occasional fault, and passionate about everything she does.

Reed Larinski is one of the leading defensemen in the NHL. He is the guy you want as an ally and the last guy you want as an enemy. Although he's a menace on the ice with a tough exterior, he's a softie off of it when it comes to the people he loves, and he will do anything to make them smile.

When Charlotte receives the worst news imaginable, she refuses to make Reed go through the same pain her dad did years ago when they lost her mom. In a desperate and emotional attempt to save Reed's heart, she ends their relationship, leaving him devastated and confused about what went wrong between them. Reed throws himself into his craft in an attempt to move forward, but it's not easy to do when he is forced to see Charlotte constantly at the rink, as she works for his team as a social media assistant. Reed continues to struggle to let go of the anger he feels at Charlotte for tossing their relationship aside like it was nothing.

Little does Reed know, their love isn't the only thing fighting for survival.

©2024 Pru Schuyler (P)2024 Podium Audio

It was so amazing 🥲🥲

I really love it I got really emotional because cancer is such a real scary thing and to listen to how she went through it and her relationship with Ella. It was really sweet. It’s definitely my favorite book of all three of them so far.

Are you kidding me!?

Are you kidding me!? That was so freaking good! I found myself laughing, crying and then smiling all throughout this one! The performance and story were incredible and immediately had me at the edge of my seat. I can’t believe it’s over already! But I absolutely loved Char and Reed’s story.

Make sure you grab your tissues

I love this entire series but this book in particular holds an incredible place in my heart and the narrators did it justice. I spent most of it pausing to cry because the emotion in their voices was so moving and profoundly beautiful.