Forever & Always

Two Hearts, One Soul Duet: Book Two

By: London Saint James

Narrated by: Tor Thom, Charley Ongel

From international best-selling author London Saint James comes the final installment of Two Hearts, One Soul, a breathtaking story of two people who have always been connected, forever tied together by fate, by destiny, by unbreakable love.

With the media hell-bent on exposing Winter’s once private life, Cayden will do anything to protect her. But there’s more than just the voracious paparazzi conspiring against them.

Involved in an unprecedented web of strange events, and wound in a string of lies about to break with devastating consequences, Winter must battle ghosts from her past that threaten to harm the man she loves.

Faced with a choice she always knew would be inevitable, and a secret of her own, can the fairy tale Winter’s been living with Cayden beat the odds of their reality and really come true?

Please note: This audiobook continues where book one left off. This duet must be listened to in order.

©2017 London Saint James (P)2018 London Saint James

very good

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

Book Two

You have to read/ listen book 1 to follow Winter's continuing story.
A threat from her past is now back. Should she stay or go ?
She knows it will break her heart and
his if she leaves but he would be alive and she needs to keep
him safe and the secrets she carries with her. I hope she
makes the right choice.

Interesting twist

I really loved the first book in this series. Couldnt wait for this one to come out! It was good, but didnt quite hold up to my hopes. I really felt that Winter was too whiney in this book. I enjoy the writing of London and always get especially giddy when listening to Tor and Charley. It was definitely worth listening to finish the Series.

Full of Love, Strength, and Commitment

I enjoyed that Saint James had these two connected with their stories very seamlessly. It picked up basically where the first book in the series ended. I was very happy and also scared for Winter throughout this novel. There is something horrible coming back from her past and she’s unsure if she should stay or run. I am grateful that with the soul searching she has done and the amount of support she receives from her partner that she is able to stand up for herself. This is a passionate story about true love and support for your partner! I give it a 5/5 stars.

The two narrators also deserve 5/5 stars! They are wonderful working together. I enjoyed listening to their voices much more in this sequel than in the first novel. They are good at making everything feel passionate between the two characters and the other emotions such as anger and fear are coming out splendidly as well! I think they make a great pair for romance novels as they are a real life married couple doing narrations 🙂

I received these audiobooks as part of my participation in a blog tour with Audiobookworm Promotions. The tour is being sponsored by London Saint James. The gifting of these audiobooks did not affect my opinion of them.

Pure Love

Loved the first book, and this one was beautiful as well. My one hope is that we get a possible epilogue of the future. Beautiful story, make sure to have tissues while listening.

Breathtaking Story

Cayden Cane was trapped into his own fame. He had to hide himself from the crowds because he was a Hollywood mega star. Winter was a romance author and they were both trapped and couldn’t freely display their love. Cayden tried to protect her from the world, but how could he protect her when he had to be protected. Tor Thom and Charley Ongel are super stars themselves when they narrate these beautiful stories!!

A much anticipated read/listen

Finally book 2 is here to continue Winter's story with Cayden Cane. This is a beautiful story about two soulmates and the love that they have for each other. We see them grow as a couple despite the obstacles in their way. There are some twists and turns that this story takes that I don't want to give away but that definitely do make the story better.
And of course the narrators did a wonderful job portraying the characters throughout the story. I believe this is some of Charley Ongel's best work. Tor Thom was just as wonderful as well.

Be ready for exciting and emotional story.

This is a steamy romance story of a bestselling author and a hot and famous movie star. The main character lost her fiancé 13 years ago due to a car accident and was heartbroken until she is being asked to work on a script for a movie and meets a carbon copy of her late fiancé. Then the emotional roller coaster begins once they fell in love. It was a very exciting and entertaining story to follow.

Narrators had to do many voices and portray all of the different emotions of the characters and it was perfectly done.

A BEAUTIFUL AND BREATHTAKING STORY OF SOULMATES

My review is for both books in this multilayered Duet.. and I’ll be honest here - during the first part of book 1 I was thinking that the romance was a wee bit too sweet for me and it took a little while to really get into it. It flowed well and then suddenly wow.. wow.. wow did this talented author throw a heartbreaking curveball in that ripped my heart out and totally spun the story off its axis. However, by the start of book 2, I had begun to believe in the impossible.. in miracles.. in second chances.. in two hearts one soul. And then London Saint James continued to wow me with some seriously impressive feels as Winter and Cayden’s emotional rollercoaster increased its speed, twisted and turned.. and hurtled towards its very climatic end.

Wonderful characters with good dynamics, a unique plot, a breathtakingly epic romance, descriptive detailed scenes, an emotionally charged storyline that’ll have you in tears, drama and angst, heartbreak, good sex scenes, combustible chemistry and swoon drool and sighworthy scenes are all included here. Plus great Duet style narration (Tor does the males and Charley does the females) which is my favorite type, is much more realistic and it really ups the ante.

Worth a credit? Absolutely YES.. and this well-crafted Duet left me suffering from a book hangover when it finally and sweetly came to an end.

Emotional with several surprises

This is the second book in the series. I recommend that you read or listen to the first book. This second book picks up where the first book ended. This is a story the is about fate, destiny, and unbreakable love and it will take you on a non-stop ride of emotions.
Once again the narrators did a wonderful job of bringing this excellent story to life. I enjoyed how they were able to change their voices that at times you think there are more than just the two of them narrating this story. The added sound effects here and there just increased the enjoyment of listening. They are easy to understand. You can really feel the emotions of the characters because these narrators will have that slight laugh in their voice or sadness. They really put themselves into the scenes and bring the listener along with their emotional rendition of this great book.
This is a compelling story of love that the author writes about eliquentially. Do you believe in fate or destiny because that is something you need to believe in with this story. Plus there were many twists and turns that happen as Winter is trying to learn to live again and trying to understand and deal with the sudden changes that have once again happened in her life.
I loved how I was able to figure out the one, actually stopped and went back to the first book to verify something and was happy to know that what I thought was correct but there were several I just didn’t see coming which just had me not able to stop listening. My only wish for these books would that they would have been told in dual points of view and not just Winters. Don’t misunderstand, the story was written beautifully in Winters point of view, but this reader wanted more in the mind of our main male character. I am hoping that Chandler will have his story and that will allow us to have more of Winters’ story as I wasn’t ready for it to end.