The Difference Between Someday and Forever

The Difference Trilogy, Book 3

By: Aly Martinez

Narrated by: Erin Mallon, Lance Greenfield

The world took everything from us.

As survivors of not only a plane crash, but two other impossible tragedies, we’d more than earned a life of peace. But time and time again, we were shown that fate had no intention of giving that to us.

Remi and I were soulmates. Plain and simple. Our love should have died in the depths of our darkness, but the sun still exists even when it’s not shining.

The secrets of our past threatened to destroy us at every turn, but for Remi, I would never stop fighting for our future.

The world took everything from us.

And we would stop at nothing until we took it all back—forever.

©2022 Aly Martinez (P)2022 Aly Martinez

A fantastic ending!

This book is a fantastic ending to the story. Each story has kept me intrigued and guessing as to what’s coming next for our characters and I couldn’t be happier with the way it wrapped up.

Decent story

I liked the story, but I really didn’t like having to spend 3 credits for these books. It could have been done in a duet with longer story times in each. Makes me feel cheated. The female pov was great, but the male pov was not.

Perfect Ending !!!

There couldn't of been a more perfect ending to this trilogy! Loved every moment! The narration was absolutely spectacular. The story kept me on my toes and gasping at each new revelation! I can't say enough about this book!

Love

Very good story and narration! I still think the series should’ve been in just two books, but the it is great!

Good!

Books by Aly Martinez are good and narrated by Erin Mallon are amazing (too bad she wasn't the soul narrator - the only reason I didn't give the performance a 5 (the male narrator was dramatic and sounded like a talk show host)). As I said in my reviews of books one and two, the covers don't do the books justice and really these three books could be condensed into one book - I'm not sure it's worth three separate book "purchases."

This book starts out at "high level" and it answers some of the questions you have wondered about since book one - so some good suspense. However, the middle was kind of boring and then the end got good again (again, some unanswered questions about things I forgot about). The book is easy to listen to, and engaging, right from the start. The romance is dreamy (I mean who wouldn't want a Bowen) but there is substance to the story as well.