Lose You to Love Me

De: Tracee Boyd

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

As the saying goes…you should never assume anything, but there’s always a loophole. In this instance, you’ll assume a lot. Dive into the world of Cleo. Your wedding day is supposed to be one of the best days of your life, right? Imagine getting dressed in your beautiful gown, having your makeup done, being surrounded by your closest family and friends, and your dream man is waiting for you. Before you walk down the aisle, you read a note that was left for you in your dressing room. SOMEONE IN THE WEDDING PARTY IS SLEEPING WITH YOUR SOON TO BE HUSBAND. This is exactly what happens to Cleo. ​Cleo’s life is instantly turned upside down and everyone is suspect. She finds herself alone because the only people that attended her wedding were the people she held near and dear to her, so she didn’t know who to trust. Relationships are questioned, secrets are revealed, and before you know it, lives are put in danger. When you deal with the matters of her heart, all bets are off. ​Let’s see, you may assume it’s his bitter ex-wife, who is also the mother of her soon to be husband’s son. You may assume it’s one of her envious close friends, who wishes they had her life. You may assume it’s her younger sister with whom she has a very strained relationship. WHO IS IT?? ​Lose You to Love Me takes you on a journey of what some of us go through for love. We ignore red flags with the hopes of change, but in the end, you’re surrounded by nothing but raw emotion and no identity. ​Take this journey with Cleo as she tries to find out who close to her has disrespected her in the worse way. When the person is revealed, I promise your mouth will drop. Be careful of who you let in your circle because some people aren’t who they seem to be…just ask Cleo. This twisted story will bring a lot to the forefront, so I hope you’re ready for an unforgettable ride. Brace yourselves and see what happens when we ignore the obvious because of something called LOVE.

Obvious

Sad ending. No one acted responsibly in this story. It was obvious who the other person was from the beginning of the book. But that was slimy