Heart-Shaped Hack by Tracey Garvis Graves

Brookes was working hard in his career, he had so many projects and dreams, he wasn't ready for any changes, or at least he wasn't expecting anything to modify his plans, but life is about to change and his new project throws a life-changing event that he wasn't expecting, or better say he wasn't expecting her. until she meets him a guy that will change her life and her future, a gay that will bring everything she needs and wants including the love for her child.

but her past keeps lurking around trying to sabotage her projects her life anything good that she has. Daisy was great heroin trying to live her dreams and make her life a little easier, but life and circumstances made her life more complicated, living with her grandmother she felt she could be safe and start a life.

But if you have a spare credit or it's on sale, go for it.Įvery time I think of you is the story of two souls trying to find peace, a place to feel happy and at home. In my opinion, the regular price seems rather high, especially since it's just 10 hours. The audio had some glitches where it was clear from abrupt changes in tone that the narrators were re-reading to fix errors in in the original narration. People in her book talk how they would write and the sentences in the dialogue are overly polished. I did notice that her dialogue is a bit unrealistic at times. I also appreciate that her protagonists are in their early 30s as opposed to 20s, the way they are in most new adult books. I like that Garvis-Graves books are straightforward and pithy in a way that's makes the reading experience easy. It's a sweet, interesting though fairly predictable story narrated pretty well. Like On the Island I finished this in a few days.

I had loved On the Island (print version because narration sample sounded shaky), so when I saw that this had good reviews and liked the audio sample I didn't hesitate to get it.

Heart-Shaped Hack by Tracey Garvis Graves