Till Next Time

By: Cora Brent

Narrated by: Amelie Griffin, Aaron Shedlock

I met Colt Malene when I was fourteen years old...and I never recovered.

He became the headstrong star quarterback in a town that idolized high school football titles. Meanwhile, I was the coach’s dutiful perfectionist daughter, never daring to step out of line. We should have stayed far away from each other, but we didn’t, and the volatile fallout was unbearable.

More than a decade has passed and my father is now dying.

He wants to make amends. He wants to be forgiven for the role he played in Colt’s ruinous downfall and my painful heartbreak. To give a dying man some peace, Colt and I agree to a plan.

While Colt is here in town, we pretend to date. We pretend to like each other. We pretend that the past is buried and forgotten. But with one reckless, passionate act we carve a new future, leading to a fate we never suspected. In the middle of a storm we never saw coming. And an ending no one could have predicted...

Till Next Time is a standalone second chance romance where extreme opposites resist blistering attraction, make a fake dating pact, shock their small town, and ultimately fight for their second chance at a happy ending.

©2021 Cora Brent (P)2022 Podium Audio

absolutely phenomenal audiobook.have tissues handy

This is Colt and Susanna story and omg Cora Brent did an absolutely amazing job with this book. it is compelling and captivating and heartbreaking. you will definitely fall in love with this audiobook and narrator's voices.

I WAS HOOKED FROM THE PROLOGUE!

I was hooked from the very beginning of this one! I loved this book so much, I didn't want it to end.
The love these characters have is amazing to read and you can feel it. I felt all the emotions when reading this one.
Colt struggles so much from his past and he makes you want to reach out and hug him. I really love his character growth through this one when you get flashbacks.

I loved him in Till it Hurts, and I was so happy that he got his own story!
The audio is AMAZING!

Total waste of time.

The book is equivalent to a poorly done high school play. Low energy production . Continual ramblings about a bunch of misguided characters. Way too much going back and forth in time