The Search

Secrets of Redemption, Book 8

By: Michele PW (Pariza Wacek)

Narrated by: January LaVoy

Everyone is telling Becca she needs to move on.

Sure, Mia left. And no, no one knows exactly where she is. But Mia is an adult. And she has good reason to be angry at Becca, so it's not a huge surprise.

But Becca knows in her gut something is wrong. After all, Mia had been staying in that room—the one at the top of the stairs. And she wouldn't be the first person to change for the worse because of it…

Includes a Secrets of Redemption bonus story, "Birth of Redemption."

©2024 Michele PW - Pariza Wacek (P)2024 Podium Audio

I love this series

This series absolutely makes me mad… and I still love it. Every character is annoying in their own special way and regularly has me wanting to cuss them out through my headphones. The choices they make? Questionable. The drama? Stressful. And yet—I keep listening. The story stays engaging, the twists pull you right back in, and the narration is solid enough that you can’t quit even when you’re irritated. If you enjoy being emotionally invested, mildly aggravated, and still entertained, this series will do it. Frustrating, addictive, and somehow worth it. I be trying to be on Becca side but she frustrates me; however, Danial being an ass is not warranted, and them making it seem like she crazy bothers me because all these secrets of redemption but yall wanna be like huh? And yal know her house is haunted and yall still question her. Wooo frustrating and addictive!

Book 9

Need more so book nine is very important to listen to book ten you got us hooked an you just left us more interested

I'm a Fan.

I love this universe that Becca and friends live in. I wish I could visit Becca at her house. The main character is so frustrating. She is very much a air head. Also why do the characters forget about JD. and will the ex ever come back?

connected the full series

liked the continuity. will go back as listen to other parts of series to make connections.

Great stories!

This series has kept me on the edge of my seat. I especially like the little mini stories that give background on the story.