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    Piece by Piece
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    Audiobook7 hours

    Piece by Piece

    Written by Kaylee Ryan

    Narrated by Elizabeth Hart and Curt Bonnem

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    About this audiobook

    Layla: Owen Riggins is too good to be true. The best things in life usually are. He's good looking, generous, and interested in me. Too bad someone like him and someone like me aren't meant to be together.

    He's used to the best things in life, and I've grown up with the worst. Building a better life means working hard and staying on track, not falling for some sexy suit with a brooding stare who is just passing through.

    Life has taught me not to trust, and even though I want him more than anything, I don't need his charity or his love . . .

    Owen: When a friend sends me to Florida to scout out a hotel, it's the gorgeous waitress with a shy smile and worn-out shoes I can't take my eyes off of.

    Layla Massey is quiet, beautiful, and in need of a little help-even if she won't admit it. A generous tip was meant to buy her some suitable shoes, not to buy her love. I want to earn that all on my own.

    I'm used to women throwing themselves at me, the name, the money . . . but she wants neither. It makes me want her all the more.

    Little by little, she opens up and piece by piece, she's taking my heart.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateMar 23, 2021
    ISBN9781705294086
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    • 5/5
      A beautiful story that will break your heart then mend it!!! This is Owen Riggins story. He meets Layla, a waitress on a trip to Florida which captures his attention and his heart. Layla has had a terrible life and is afraid to trust Owen. Again we get to witness the love and support of the Riggins family.
    • 1/5
      Maybe if I actually read this story, I might (HUGE MIGHT) feel differently. I just can't listen to this narrator. His female voice isn't even minutely tolerable. The male voice isn't any better. It's difficult to imagine the story on any serious level. Actually, the more I think about it, the more the story feels way too rushed. I can't finish it, and usually, I try to be patient and wait it out.