Left Behind

By: Vi Keeland, Dylan Scott

Narrated by: Sarah Pohl

From New York Times and USA Today best-sellers Vi Keeland and Dylan Scott comes the heart wrenchingly beautiful story of Nikki and Zack.

Two stories so deeply intertwined, you'll think you know how they intersect.... but you'll be wrong.....

Zack Martin

The day I met Emily Bennett my whole world changed. Sure, we were just kids, but I was old enough to know my life would never be the same. She was my best friend. My destiny. My fate. I wasn't wrong... I just didn't know how twisted fate could be.

Nikki Fallon

After the death of my mother, moving from my dark and dreary trailer park to sunny California, I was focused on one thing - finding a sister I'd only just learned existed. Falling in love with him wasn't part of the plan. But he filled a void I never knew was possible to fill. He had to be my fate. My destiny. Until the day I finally found out who my sister was... and how twisted fate could be.

©2014 Vi Keeland & Dylan Scott (P)2014 Vi Keeland & Dylan Scott

Left Behind

A young adult story of self discovery, learning about family and love. It’s dealing with grief and loss you never knew you had. It’s the pain of unexpected discoveries and find that love is real and you deserve it. I enjoyed this story.

The narrator was a bit slow so I sped the speed up and it was better.

Surprising book that drew me in

I always enjoy Vi’s books and wasn’t so sure about this one based on the description. Instead of many cookie cutter books I have read lately from other writers, this one had a unique plot line that sucked me in and kept me intrigued beginning to end. I enjoyed the plot twists and all of the facets that came together.

Good storyline. Poor narration.

I have listened to dozens of audiobooks but cannot remember one that was so poorly narrated. It is interesting to me that there was no correction or editing of mispronounced words. Those mistakes certainly interfered with the telling of the story.

Liked it but...

I'm a huge fan of Vi Keeland and when I saw this in the romance package I finally decided to dive in. While overall I liked it I think this may be a book better in print. It's told in dual POV and there is only one narrator. There wasn't enough distinction for me between the heroines voice and the heroes.

Great story, poorly performed

Not a totally unfortunate performance but there are so many strange pauses that it changes the tone of the story at times and meaning of the characters view. And then, the flow seems normal... I found it annoying but stuck with it because the story was so sweet.