The Secrets we Keep

Libellule's, Book 1

By: Donna Jay

Narrated by: Cat Gould

If anyone had told Sadie she'd be homeless and living out of her car at age 25, she'd have laughed in their faces. She'd have laughed even harder if she'd been told her uptight new beauty-parlor boss, Victoria, would steal her heart and stamp all over it. Because Sadie's way smarter than that.

The saying "You don't know what you have until it's gone" has become Victoria's motto ever since Sadie stumbled into her ordered world. Victoria just needs a cleaner. But apparently Sadie has other talents - the sort that can crack open Victoria's heart and shatter her equilibrium. No, Sadie and her chaotic charms absolutely will not do. Victoria's strict no-workplace-relationship rules exist for a reason. But what if Victoria can't live without her? Is it too late to win back the intoxicating young woman?

Contains mature themes.

©2021 Donna Jay (P)2021 Tantor

All Good Characters

With the good and the bad in everyone, I enjoyed all the characters in this book. Slow burn romance, as we knew of Sadie's feelings growing, but not Victoria's for quiet a while.

Loved this story

Loved the vulnerability of the characters and their stories. A good balance of sexy and heartwarming

A wonderful surprise

I didn’t know what to expect from the books description but it intrigued me and I love me some lesbian drama. I enjoyed Sadie so much and was really rooting for her, she was funny at the worst times but it just made sense. Both characters balanced each other so well and it was a fun ride. Performance 10 outta 10.

A must have

Even though 48 hours holds a special place for me, this 2nd book 📖 I’ve listened from Donna Jay is great one! I loved how the MC made mistakes, yet they stood up and faced the music as the saying goes and made things right! Just loved the flow of the book and really didn’t want it to end. Cat Gould did an amazing job. For everyone who is doubting, This is a definite listen and a must have!

finally

someone remembers Lip Service. I think Cat Gould does a good job with voices, but she frequently reads emotional scenes with a flat voice. the characters aren't, but the narration is. I only took one star from performance because she did a great job a majority of the time.