Lost Boy

By: M. Robinson

Narrated by: Brian Callanan, Addison Barnes

In a world where I had no say, violence became my refuge. Nothing else mattered, not even my own life, until her: Skyler Bell.

It all started the first time I heard that voice, giving me hope for tomorrow. My first love was everything all at once - consuming, maddening, forever, mine.

Except I never imagined there were secrets that needed to be shared, lies that needed to be confessed, truths that needed to be told, demons that needed to be buried.

Once I realized that the depth, the longing, and the sadness and sorrow in her eyes mirrored my own, it was too late.

Love didn’t come to me as heartbreak; it came as everything I’d ever desired.

Walking away wasn’t an option I wanted; it was the only one I had.

I finally found the price of love, and it cost me my soul.

©2019 M. Robinson (P)2019 Silverton Agency

trigger warnings warranted

this book was heart wrenching in a good way. you get what you want out of the ending but man do you have to work to get there. the way the story is told is confusing and drawn out. very little spice. but it was good as far as connecting with the characters.

A Must Read!

OMG, the readers went together so well it was magic. You could feel the emotion from one chapter to the next. It just kept going with the love from one another whether it felt toxic at some points to being unbearable at others. I love this story and how it just came alive as I listened to it. This was the first story that I listened to from M. Robinson and I am so excited to read another one. Addison Barnes and Brian Callanan I love you both together so much! This one is definitely on the re-listen to list!

Female Narrator is No good at all!!!

Good story line but cant stomach anymore of that. Male narrator is awesome and his voice seems to go with this story

Awesome

just need to warn all of you. Once you start this book there won't be a good spot to cut it off to get some sleep. It will keep you awake all night wanting to find the perfect part to stop. It was a very good story. Attention grabber from beginning until the end.

The Accent

The story is good. But as someone who grew up in the South, Noah’s accent makes me want to puncture my eardrums. It’s over exaggerated and too twangy and just... bad. And mercy hearing the line from Annie over and over and over was too much.