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This book was laugh out loud funny, a good cry and a prescription for courage and curiosity at any age

great use of voices, and interesting characters all rapped in mystery, fantasy and humor. Enjoyed this story immensely.

Enough twists and turns to be engaging but not so much as to be convoluted. Don’t be intimidated by the number of narrators; this story was well-performed and easy to follow. Super, super entertaining. I listened every free moment I had!

This was a five star listen for me i’m like literally crying because of the last two chapters like it is such a good story like Mikey and June her being stuck in a warm hole years later him being in the present having to help her meanwhile also both of them just basically trying..

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the characters and the intended audience are all adorable. full cast dramatization was great too

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Gripping story that had me hooked the whole time. Brilliant writing and well developed characters. The narrators did an excellent job👌🏻

I honestly loved this story so much. It was cheesy and absolutely quirky but the life lessons and messages stole my heart. I loved it.

This was amazing. Narration and story were outstanding and reminded me of the Hollows. Please please make this a series. Lisa is an excellent author and storyteller.

I loved the lively enthusiasm of all the voice actors. I felt like I was listening to the meet cute of a couple at a party. The story was interesting and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

​If you think your last breakup was messy, Ana Blacksmith is here to say, “Hold my mimosa.”​In Lisa Unger’s latest, Served Him Right, we open on a celebratory breakup brunch that goes south faster than a cheap tequila shot. Ana’s ex, Paul, is the subject of some “unfortunate” news, and suddenly Ana—with her “difficult” reputation—is..

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