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Yup, she eats her husband and gets rescued the very next day. But it’s cool, she had Jesus on her side!

I love Meet the Austins. I have read it several times and it so cozy and fun.

This honestly was very disturbing and unsettling for me. The best parts of the books were outside of the “love” story. It was not a love story and was messed up and sick. The aunt is made out to be a bad guy for reporting a pediphile who has led a less than savory life…

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Too many characters. Probably would have been OK if I had the book in stead off the Audible .

I liked all the different characters and how the author was able to speak in all their different voices. My heart broke for Wavy and her brother Donal. Hero’s are often who you least expect and appear when least expected.

This is book is very different with a lot of pain. Most won’t understand this book but the few that does will heal some wounds of their own.

So difficult to rate. It was a beautifully written love story until you remember she is writing about a man 24 who meets a 10 year old girl. So much descriptive cringe.

I can’t believe this was advertised as a love story. It’s sick. She is 8 years old when she meets this 20 something year old.

It’s a little disturbing but I couldn’t stop listening. The narration was wonderful. The story was wonderful. From the beginning I was hooked!

I was waiting for this book to have more depth and layers and it just didn’t. Extremely difficult to listen to with the romanticizing of pedophilia. Do not recommend!