Incandescent
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Narrated by:
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Nick J. Russo
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By:
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Christina Lee
About this listen
Delaney Roberts and Marcus Worthy-Davis have quite a few things in common. Both blue-collar workers in their 40s, they’ve experienced the tragic loss of their wives and meet through their monthly grief group. Their connection is immediate, their friendship solidifying over texts and barstool confessions, neither feeling quite so lonely in the other’s presence.
When Marcus reveals to the group that he’s considering dating, it shakes Delaney to his core. He’s nowhere near ready, not when he feels on unstable ground with his teenage son and has vowed not to uproot his life again. Even if it means pushing his own needs aside. Even if Marcus’ announcement stirs something else inside Delaney, something he’s kept at bay for 20 years, and he suddenly sees their more tender moments in a different light.
The first time Marcus holds Delaney during a particularly rough night, the ache in Marcus’ chest, the one he tries hard to ignore, only intensifies. And when their slow-burning friendship sparks into a blazing fire, they finally indulge in each other to satisfy their needs. Marcus knows the arrangement is only temporary, but he feels a rightness with Delaney he can’t easily explain.
Soon enough, their longing becomes difficult to ignore. But love after loss is terrifying, the familiarity with pain and despair too close to the surface. To fan the flames of their connection, they’ll not only need to make room in their hearts but also take an enormous leap of faith.
©2022 Christina Lee (P)2022 Christina LeeWhat listeners say about Incandescent
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- JCT
- 31-05-22
sweet and emotional
This was my first book by this author. It was a sweet story about two men finding each other after losing their wives. I felt the connection between the two - friends to lovers. A lot of the story was turning the page from grief and sometimes it was a bit too much. I wanted more looking forward than looking back. I recommend if you are looking for something heavy but not lots of angst.
Excellent narration.
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- Mandy Tunstill
- 06-10-22
Emotional and Beautiful ❤️
WOW........ Absolutely love the book by Christina Lee and in audio it's truly beautiful Nick J Russo is brilliant at bringing Lane & Marcus to life shows all the emotions of what these two are going through its so heartwarming meeting through grief and loss to become friends and with care, patience and love move on to something amazing and Lane's son Grant is so cute and adorable love him recommend so much superb. ❤️
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