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    Retrace
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    Audiobook8 hours

    Retrace

    Written by Sigal Ehrlich

    Narrated by Lucy Malone and Rob Shapiro

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    Nia Martins believes that a fresh start will help her leave her traumatic past behind. Moving to a different country, she seeks to shake off her demons by doing the one thing that sets her free from her destructive thoughts-teaching dance. But change doesn't come easy, and all Nia really wants is to take the next breath without the perpetual suffocation that follows.


    Reeves Mitchell has looked death in the eye so many times that it has become habitual. That is, until his best friend's life was on the line. When the one thing he feared the most turns into reality, all that Reeves can do is pick up the pieces of his loss. As he tries to live with it, he persistently and steadily builds a thick wall around himself.


    Nia's and Reeves's solitary lives are all they have-until fate brings them together. Nia and Reeves's new friendship helps make life, shadowed by the ghosts of their past, more bearable. But can they ever break free from the chains of the past?


    Contains mature themes.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateMar 10, 2015
    ISBN9781494579722
    Author

    Sigal Ehrlich

    Sigal Ehrlich is a bestselling author of refreshing, fun, and sweet romance books. She loves books, cold weather, and the occasional bubbly drink. Living as an expat for most of her life, Sigal has been lucky enough to visit many exotic places and meet some unique people from all corners of the world, while experiencing the sweet triumphs and travails of trying to acclimate to new "homes." Currently, Sigal calls the Czech Republic home where she lives with her husband and three kids.http://www.sigalehrlich.com/@Sigal_Ehrlichhttps://www.facebook.com/sigalehrlich.author

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    • 2/5
      Firts story by this author that I've read, and unfortunately the story was quite boring. The only thing that motivated me to finish was the narration of Rob Shapiro. Love his voice.