Unleash Me

Unleash Me Series, Volume 1

By: Christina Ross

Narrated by: Reba Buhr

Chasing your dreams is dangerous. Fighting for them can end your life.

Lisa Ward's childhood dream was to become a best-selling novelist. But when luck finally strikes after years of trying to make it in the publishing industry, her entire world is tossed into turmoil when it's revealed that somebody wants her dead.

As the pressures mount and as the threats escalate, Lisa's boyfriend - a former SEAL - quickly rises up to protect her. But is even he enough to help her survive this? After all, the person who wants her dead is as bright as he is cunning. And he's not above killing the love of Lisa's life should he get in the way.

Since childhood, Lisa Ward knew the power of a dream. What she didn't know is that dreams often can turn into nightmares.

©2014 Christina Ross (P)2014 Christina Ross

Phenomenal story, this is your only heads up!

This is a very cute story and it picks up from a previous series and we get to visit all our favorite characters. This book definitely keeps moving. My only problem with it. Is there a few production errors in timing on the real. A couple of skips and moments of silence that shouldn’t be there. But I think the narrator handled the story well, and did a good job of keeping the characters in line with how they were written.

Great work. I have listened more than once.

I know this is solely written in Lisa’s POV but I would have REALLY loved to have heard male narration for the main men, especially two alpha male strong leading him like Tank and Alex!
Reba does a GREAT “devooooooooooooon” job. “Love love love!” Blackwell is the Bomb!

great read

This was a really good book! I liked this author, I'll definitely have to read more!

Much too short for the price

Same narrative voice. Not going to continue this authors work. Too similar mystery points...dissatisfied.

Don't waste a Credit

First, 3 books could be combined to one. Second, the romance is not there; its laughable. There are inconsistencies. where was the Editor? A Marine and a Seal are very different in terms of military service. Lastly, the performance is horrible. The performer's voice is very "nasally" and makes it hard to listen or get into the story.