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Fallen Petal Audible Audiobook – Unabridged

Linnea May (Author), Cindy Harden (Narrator), Charlie Kevin (Narrator),
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He’s not the only person I should be afraid of.
Someone wants me to enjoy this twisted ordeal.
I’m supposed to have faith in him. To feel safe.
To grow.
To blossom.

But how can I trust this voice from the past?
How can I trust him when he denies answers to all of my questions?

Why does he hurt me like this?
And why does it feel so unbelievably good when he does?
I’m addicted to his touch, and scared of the sinister mystery between us.

Nothing will change if I don’t grasp at the shred of power he’s willing to relinquish.

An advantage was given to me - and I better make good use of it.

This is the final part of a dark romance duet. Petal's story is now complete.

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  1. Listening Length
    5 hours and 30 minutes
  2. Author
    Linnea May
  3. Narrator
    Cindy Harden, see all
  4. Audible release date
    October 1, 2019
  5. Language
    English
  6. Publisher
    Audible Studios
  7. ASIN
    B07Y5KTG7N
  8. Version
    Unabridged
  9. Program Type
    Audiobook
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Listening Length 5 hours and 30 minutes
Author Linnea May
Narrator Cindy Harden, Charlie Kevin
Whispersync for Voice Ready
Audible.com Release Date October 01, 2019
Publisher Audible Studios
Program Type Audiobook
Version Unabridged
Language English
ASIN B07Y5KTG7N
Best Sellers Rank #462,556 in Audible Books & Originals (See Top 100 in Audible Books & Originals)
#34,004 in Contemporary Romance (Audible Books & Originals)
#61,067 in New Adult & College Romance (Books)
#265,775 in Contemporary Romance (Books)

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Amy Dickinson
5.0 out of 5 stars Sometimes It is Better to Forget
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2018
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After the cliffhanger of Lost Petal, I was incredibly nervous. Would Linnea May make her readers wait far into the second book in the duet, Fallen Petal, to know what Malia showed Petal at the end of the first book? Or would she provide us relief quickly?

Thankfully, the latter is the case. Fallen Petal resolves the cliffhanger of the first book right from the start, but we are still left with so many questions. Is J (Jayson) heroic? Is he really working for Petal, or is he taking only for himself? Will Malia expose Jayson and, by extension, Petal to Christopher or Robert? Will Petal aka Liliane remember her past? Will it affect her future? Who is she meant to give her future to?

And all of these questions kept this reader (me) reading Linnea May’s story. There is something exquisite about the writing of this story. The reader is treated as a voyeur to Petal’s life. The same cloud of confusion that Petal experiences is created for the reader as well. As the story progresses, little bits of Petal’s memory and Jayson and Liliane’s story are portioned out. Just as there is a blank state to Petal’s memory, there is an essence of a blank slate for the reader too. It allows you to drift along, hoping for the story to turn certain ways, but never really sure if you want it to go a particular way.

For me, I needed Jayson and Petal to be a couple, even though the way that Petal is presented at the beginning makes this a dubious consent story. Jayson’s actions with Petal should make the reader uncomfortable under most conventional standards. There is some BDSM and serious s$x in this story. Instead, you find yourself hoping that Jayson loves Petal, and the steps he’s taken for her life are sincere.

This book answers all of the questions of the first book. You get Jayson’s background and Liliane/Petal’s background. The history is included, and all of your questions end with answers by the end of Fallen Petal. I was entirely fulfilled with this book except I would have liked more ending. I love a good epilogue, but I would really enjoy a bonus epilogue for this story. I believe Linnea May has plans for Malia’s story. Hopefully, we’ll find more of J and Petal in her story.

Get this duet. You won’t be disappointed.

Overall: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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buffy
4.0 out of 5 stars Forgettable Dark secrets
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2019
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Wow.... who wouldn't want to be able to rid themselves of bad memories.... however, are the consequences worth the risk and the potential outcome... who is to say.
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Kat Meeks
5.0 out of 5 stars Absolutely amazing ending for Petal and Jayson.
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2018
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This is the conclusion to Petal and Jayson's story. There are so many secrets in Petal's life. Who is the one with the most. Her dad, Christopher, Malia, or Jayson himself, who is supposed to be helping Petal. They each carry their own, some to heal, some to hurt. Question is. Who will come out on top. Them, or Petal?

Petal goes through so much in this book. So many transformations, and discoveries to get to the heart of her. Of who she really is. With her own warring emotions, she's not sure at times, if she wants to know who she is, or why she's there with Jayson.

Jayson, the one that knows the deepest parts of her, the one who took them away, and the only one able to fully bring them back, or leave her as she is. But with others working against him, it's harder than ever for him to stay with the agreement planned ahead of time.

This book is crazy good. The chemistry between Jason and Petal is hot, and explosive. There from start to finish. Petal and Jayson's emotions bleed off the pages, and you can't help but feel them. This was the perfect ending to their story, and I so much loved every bit of it.
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Denise Foster
3.0 out of 5 stars Well I was hoping for more....
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2018
Although this duet had the making of a good story it was lacking in character build up and at the end felt hurried to answer all the questions at once. Maybe another 100 pages per book with attention to character build up and detail so you could embrace the characters would have made it what I need and want. It is a fair couple hour read, but for me I want the fairy tale, good and bad, to love the characters I am reading about.
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Luv2Read
4.0 out of 5 stars A great ending to Petal's story
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2019
I'm going to purposely keep this review vague and to try and avoid spoilers, because I think this series is best if you go in blind.

This book picks up right after the end of Lost Petal. Fallen Petal is told in dual POVs (Petal and Jayson) with a couple of chapters from Malia's POV; some of Jayson's chapters are memories of past events and interactions with Petal. The book shows the development of Petal and Jayson's relationship, especially after the introduction of "the dungeon" in Chapter 4. But the reader also learns more about Jayson's background, what his special skills are, and the type of business he owns. I've never read a book that incorporated the type of skills and business that Jayson has. It is perfect for being incorporated into a dark romance storyline. Eventually, the reader learns more about Petal, including her real name, and how she came to be in Jayson's custody. Even though, the author gives sufficient information about Petal's background, I would have liked to have learned more about her relationship with her father and how it influenced some of her decisions. I may have missed it while reading the book, but I felt like I never really got a good feel for her relationship with her father. There was also a secondary storyline in this book about a potential serial killer in the area that this book takes place. I feel like there was potential to play up the suspense/thriller aspect of this storyline to make this book even more suspenseful than it was. I would have also liked to learn more about what happened between the last chapter and the second epilogue, including why Petal decided what she did. I would have also liked to learn even more about Jayson's background, his skills, and how he was able to do the things he does. Overall, I really liked this book and thought it was a good continuation of Petal and Jayson's story and provided a HEA with sufficient closure for them. I do hope Petal and Jayson make an appearance in Malia's book, because I think there is way more to all of their stories.
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