Fractured Beat

Meltdown, Book 1

By: R.B. Hilliard

Narrated by: Lynn Barrington, Alexander Cendese

When Grant Hardy, Meltdown's lead singer, falls off the stage in the middle of a concert while under the influence, his record label has no choice but to step in and take control.

The solution is simple.

Send Grant to rehab and avoid a public relations nightmare by covering it up as a bad case of the flu. When the rehab facility's recommendation for extended treatment starts to affect the label's bottom line, they are forced to find an alternative solution - hire an in-house counselor for the duration of the tour.

There's just one problem. Grant Hardy isn't an addict.

Contains mature themes.

©2016 RB Hilliard (P)2017 Tantor

Female voicing by male narrorator is bad

I loved the story, but I'm not sure I can listen to the rest of the series because of the narroration. Every female character voiced by the male narrorator sounds like a mocking child whiney voice. the females either sound like children or old ladies.

well written story

this story was great! the characters are developed well. it keeps you on your Edge when you start to feel like you know what's going on there's a Twist . it's not as hot and bothered as many other books but it's still a great story. can't wait to hear the next one!

The mystery

The male voice doing female characters. It was really bad. The story itself was great. Lynn Barrington did a great job. Would have been perfect if it was duet

Couldn't put it down

This story was not only a romance, it also had a mystery to solve. Held my attention from beginning to end. The author gave us a Class A story. I got confused a little bit with all the characters, however, the main characters, Grant and Mallory, were excellently developed in this intriguing story. The narrators were great as well and brought this story to life. Looking forward to more in this series.

GOOD STORY BUT TERRIBLE NARRATION

I liked the book but the Narrators were terrible. The voices they gave the characters were so bad I almost stopped reading. Only reason I finished was I wanted to know how it ended. And the next book in the series has the same Narrators.