Stitched Hearts

Mended Hearts, Book 1

By: Morgan Sloan

Narrated by: Nathaniel Ames

Roman Miller—Falling in love with Beck Hart was easy. Running from my dad—and leaving Beck—was the hardest thing I've ever done. Beck saved me when I was at my lowest, took me into his home and his heart—breathed life back into me and made me feel like I was worthy of love. I've never stopped loving him. How could I? He was, and still is, everything to me. Now that I'm back to take care of my dying father, I want him back. I want to earn his trust and his love back. I thought for sure my leaving would be a lifted burden for him. So why does it seem like I wasn't the only one who ended up broken the day I left?

Beck Hart—The first time my eyes met Roman's, I was lost. I fell head over heels in love with him. And when I showed up one day and saw the bruises mottling his skin and the fear in his eyes, I knew I had to save him. He was everything to me. Until the day he disappeared, leaving only his blood behind. I spent ten years in stasis, unable to move on, not even knowing if he was dead or alive. Now he's back—sending me notes, bringing me flowers, and begging for another chance. How am I supposed to refuse when the hole he left behind has never been filled by anything or anyone else? How am I supposed to say yes when I can't trust that he won't leave me again?

Contains mature themes.

©2025 Morgan Sloan (P)2026 Tantor Media

Just as heartbreaking as I remember

It’s no secret that Morgan Sloan is one of my favorite authors, and this is exactly why. Morgan writes with so much heart that it practically leaps off the page. There are very few authors who can make me feel the depth of emotion they pour into their stories, and she absolutely nails it every single time.

Stitched Hearts is the first book in the Mended Hearts series, and if you haven’t read this series yet, I can’t recommend it
enough. I just finished the audiobook edition and I loved it. Going back and revisiting Roman and Beck, the book that started it all was such an emotional experience. Yep, still just as heartbreaking as it was the first time I read it… only this time my heart was broken in stereo. LMAO

This was also my first time listening to a book narrated by Nathaniel Ames, I had never heard of until now. I think that he absolutely nailed the narration and the emotions of the book. I really loved it and look forward to listening to more books narrated by him.