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Under Her Skin

Blank Canvas Series, Book 1

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Under Her Skin

By: Adriana Anders
Narrated by: Wendy Tremont King
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Ivan thought the world was through giving him second chances. Who'd want a rough ex-con with a savior complex and a bad habit of bringing home helpless strays? Everyone in Blackwood, Virginia, knew he wasn't good enough for the fine things in life; they knew he was too damaged to save. He just needed to keep his head down, work himself to the bone, and pretend he was content with the lot he was given.

Until she came into his life. Until she changed everything. Until he realized he would do anything, fight anyone, tear the world apart if it meant saving her.

Contains mature themes.

©2017 Adriana Anders (P)2017 Tantor Contemporary Contemporary Romance Romance
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I loved this story, captivating, emotive. Strong female character growing stronger. Interesting twists and side characters. Loved the narrator.

Wonderful story and narration

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Uma is running, hiding and too terrified to even contemplate the future beyond this week, until Ivan who despite being a giant of a man, inexplicably makes her feel safe for the first time in forever. The trauma in this book is haunting, Uma's fight to reclaim her body is powerful and humbling and the acceptance, understanding and love Ivan gives is beautiful. This book covers many difficult subjects, but it handles them with compassion and care, I love the verbal jousting between Uma and Cookie, it is crazy, funny and a little horrifying but again they find mutual acceptance and respect that works for both of them. It does take you on a rollercoaster of emotions, but it's a fantastic book that finishes with your heart full. The narration was very good, with the exception of the British bar tender who has a bizarre accent that is part english, part irish and part unidentifiable.
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Hauntingly powerful

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