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Remember Us This Way
- A Contemporary Rockstar Romance (The Sound of Us)
- Narrated by: Lacey Gilleran, Stephen Borne
- Length: 4 hrs and 58 mins
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Summary
They are idols to millions worldwide. I hear their names whispered in the hallways and blasted through the radio. Their faces are never far from the television screen, tormenting me with images of what I gave up.
To everyone else, they're unattainable rock stars, the music gods who make up The Sound of Us. But to me? They'll always be the boys I lost.
I broke all our hearts when I refused to follow them to LA, convinced I would only bring them down. Years later, after I’ve succumbed to a monster and my life has become something out of a nightmare, they are back.
I'm no longer the girl they left behind. But what if I’ve become the woman they can’t forget?
Book one of the Sound of Us series
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- Briann
- 12-12-21
Soooo good!
I have never read any of CR Jane’s contemporary books, only her paranormal ones. So, I’m happy I got the opportunity to listen to this one! I’m obsessed! And now have to read the rest of the series!
Listing to the story before reading has added an extra dimension to the experience.
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- Anonymous1
- 25-11-20
Such an amazing story!
This is not your typical surface level stuff, which just focuses on monetary differences in peoples lives, or the struggle of being from the wrong side of the track. Nuh-uhh!
This is a heartfelt and gut wrenching story about what it's like going through life thinking of yourself in a different way, and not seeing how you may be making someone else's life brighter. If you don't see yourself clearly, know and understand you're not damaged or unlovable - and that no matter what mistakes you've made in life, you deserve to be treated as a human.
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