My Clarity

By: M. Clarke

Narrated by: Aletha George, Nelson Hobbs

Still reeling from the death of her father, Alexandria hopes to find both independence and reprieve from her grief by heading off to college. However, life throws her a serious curveball when she discovers that her roommate isn't quite the person she had imagined. Smoking, tattoos, and street racing for fast cash are Elijah's only interests. A harsh life has made him apathetic and indifferent, until Alexandria enters his life. When their paths cross, turmoil abounds. An inevitable encounter, an undeniable attraction, and an unexpected chance at love - will it be enough? Contains mature themes.

©2014 M. Clarke (P)2014 Tantor

Critic reviews

"My Clarity is refreshing, beautiful, and tugged at each of my heart strings. I loved it." (Toni Aleo, author of the Assassins series)

sweet and sad with a good message

I'm a sucker for a good love story. the book was sweet in all the right ways. the message to be thankful for every day we have was apparent in every chapter.
sweet agony is how i would describe this story.

The story was originally and touching

I love the characters view on life and how the author touched on the importance of living each day to the fullest

Great Love Story

The story was great. The voice actors were great but in some chapters the female voice actor would do the male actors voices and she has a strange sounding "male" voice. I would rather her use her regular voice instead.

Four stars for Nelson Hobbs

The female sounded so robotic, I had a hard time enjoying the story. I’m not sure why the narrator cannot just use their natural voice. After all, they are voice actors. I gave four stars for Nelson Hobbs. I skipped ALL of female reader parts. Because I didn’t get the full story, that’s the reason I gave one star.

Wow

Such a beautiful story! It was sad in some parts and I’m going to be honest that I cried and laughed. This is one very romantic book! I can honestly recommend it to you. Happy listening!

Slow and boring in places

This audiobook just didn't engage me like some stories do. It seemed like the story was just too slow in how it moved along, though the basis for the story was actually a good one. The heroine seemed awfully immature. I think the story could have been told well in half the time, like some parts were just "filler". The narration was good for the male voice, but the female voice seemed a bit whiny to me and sometimes childish.

didn't like it

Didn't really like the story line i wish there was more to it. It was kind of boring to me.

I couldn't relate

The level maturity of an 18 yo and a college boy just didn't seem relatable. And how Ellijah was describing is love made me gag. I rushed thru the end to finish but wasn't impressed.