I received a free copy of this novel in exchange for my honest review. Audrey has been through quite a lot this past summer. She was kidnapped, held captive and raped. The only thing keeping her sane and giving her hope is the voice she hears in her head. She needs to escape from the media and the memories, so she leaves her home and goes to stay with her Aunt Kate in California. There she realizes her nightmares are far from over. With the help of Caleb, Justin, and Kate, can she overcome the new dangers that have arrived?

This was a beautifully written novel. It dealt with a topic many of us can understand…sexual abuse. The Characters were amazing and I loved the fact that Audrey was so strong. She was able to learn to trust again and finally feel normal again. Caleb was a great guy, even if his looking after her made his girlfriend jealous. Justin reminded me of myself in high school, in his own world and extremely quiet. There’s even romance in this book, that just made it like icing on the cake. Don’t be fooled, it’s a pretty serious book, with a serious topic. But there’s a lot of good information added into a great story. In honor of Sexual Abuse Awareness Month, all digital editions of this book are only 99 cents until the end of April.
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My Thoughts:

I finished this book in one day, and let me tell ya: wow. The Voice was a mixed-emotion thing for me. I despised the slow place, even hated it, but I had to remind myself that real life doesn't hold so much action for a teenager. After that continuous reminder, Audrey had me --- the whole story did. However, it was difficult to accept the relationship between Audrey and the twins. It just felt...unrealistic, but like any reader, I muddled through , eventually accepting (although, not every reader will do that).

The supernatural aspect was a bit lacking; didn't feel as part of the story and could make on wonder if the book could have done find without it. I believe it could but that didn't stop me from saying "Yay, supernatural" cx .

As for the love part, you end up saying "Awww.", yet also "This feels so fast." Although Audrey explained how she and the voice spoke endlessly, when she and the voice were together during her abduction, I couldn't buy it. I wish Davis gave her readers a little taste of those conversations, then the love would be natural, like it needed to happen. ( )