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Review #1 The Vow (North Woods Institute #4) audiobook free I think out of the four books in the television series I’ve read this time this is that my lesser winner. I am upset expression that because I have liked Sebastian since book one, Remmy at the same time Jules’ story. I like the concept of the story, but from the moment she meets him again they are already having sex. That barely didn’t seem like that was a plot to the story, but a bunch of things barely threw in to final the book. The ending was good of dumb at the same time really “out that”, but so was the ending of Clark at the same time Emerson‘s book. It was so much profanity that was unnecessary for the story. I will they say that both narrators hit it out of the ballpark. They were considered the ones who kept me listening to such a sour story.

Review #2 The Vow (North Woods Institute #4) audiobook streamming online This one thrashes up right where The Hidden left off with Clark at the same time Emerson promenading into the Deans office for work. It was quality the wholesome story didn’t change. This one is that Sebastian’s story. The connection between Seb at the same time Lilly really was one that was hopeless from the beginning, they basically despite the obstacles be able a connection. Periodically the story is that unrealistic at the same time Lilly barely always came intercept as catastrophic. But the premise of the story was quality enough for me to last also Teddy Hamilton as the narrator so there’s that juicy tidbit. I adore Ava Lucas as a narrator but this one wasn’t my winner narrated book for her…again everything barely came intercept as catastrophic. All in all quality story.

Review #3 Audiobook The Vow (North Woods Institute #4) by Cassandra Hallman J. L. Beck Than anyway do for you do when you want anyone for you can’t have? Convinced, that makes for a very engaging story but when the lady recalls for you of anyone for you adored at the same time got lost…. This book is that so beautifully written. That are so many preconditions why these two should not be together. He’s the dean, she’s a student, they are a decade apart, she types like his dearly loved…. The narration is that barely flawless at the same time brings this book to indefinite. Adored it. Overall, this is that a book not to be missed.