Frayed

Connections Series, Book 4

By: Kim Karr

Narrated by: Veronica Meunch, Christian Fox

After losing his fiancée, Ben Covington is unsure he'll ever love again. But he's so deeply drawn to Bell Wilde that he's thrown for a loop. Maybe it's purely sexual chemistry that's igniting their spark...or maybe it's his second chance at love.

Bell Wilde has just gotten her life back on track and may not be up to the challenge of Ben Covington coming back into it. However, once the spark is reignited...there's no stopping it. But even if they both manage to pull together their frayed hearts, a secret from Bell's past just might shatter them both.

Contains mature themes.

©2014 Kim Karr (P)2014 Tantor

Critic reviews

"Ben is absolutely sinful and Kim Karr's writing sizzled from the first to the very last page." ---Katy Evans, New York Times bestselling author

Entertaining, but a little long!

If you have read the series than this fits right in. I got a little bored around chapter 32 and felt some of it could have been edited out. Overall a good conclusion to the series and glad I read it. I didn't mind the voices at all.

STILL not as good as the very first in the series.

so hands down, the first book is just it for me. I MIGHT stop at this one...I'm just not sure I have it in me. this particular one I didnt know WHAT was going to happen. I honestly thought the whole storyline could have taken several directions. Overall I enjoyed it. I personally dont think you could do this book without knowing the characters and history prior, some may disagree.

excellent story...loved the journey

You need to read the connected series to understand Ben's journey...from Dahlias story to his happily ever after. I feel that Ben was the star of this series. loved the book alot.

Well done Kim Karr

Just wishing for another book of this series , just wanted them too look for their adopt child the narrators unbelievable , awesome voices 💜💜💜

Drama

Enjoyed the easy listen. Must read books one, two, three first to really appreciate the story line. Would have liked more clarity and mending of relationships to wrap up the family dynamics.