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Hollow Point

Possum Hollow, Book 4

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Hollow Point

By: Erin Russell
Narrated by: Alexander Cendese, Zachary Zaba
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"This is supposed to be the happily ever after part."

Cade and Silas overcame so much to fall in love. Two emotionally stunted guys still struggling with the effects of their crappy upbringings aren't exactly the foundation for a healthy relationship. Not to mention, their hometown in rural Missouri–Possum Hollow–isn't throwing a pride parade anytime soon.

But they did fall in love. And they were willing to give up anything they had to in order to make it work. Which is why Cade gave up motocross to ease Silas's anxiety over it. And Silas has been going to therapy to help his traumatized, neurodivergent brain learn to thrive as part of the loud family he's suddenly been thrust into.

This is supposed to be the happily ever after part. This is the part that's supposed to be a reward for all your suffering. Loving someone, and letting yourself be loved.

If only it were that easy.

Between meddling family members, bar fights, substance abuse issues, and constant financial stress, Cade and Silas are about to figure out the hard way that being happy takes work. At least they have each other to get them through.

Hollow Point is the second half of Cade and Silas's love story, and should only be listened to after Stupid Dirty . The other books in the Possum Hollow and Sins of the Banna series are all interconnected standalones. For mature listeners.

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Contemporary Genre Fiction Romance Small Town & Rural
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These are my favorite couple and I loved their first story. I’m a sucker for hurt/comfort and I enjoy this mostly realistic view of how hard relationships are, especially if you are struggling with mental health problems, so the story is, if a little bit too much hurt without the comfort a nice glimpse into that happily ever after part. But why, why did they change Silas voice? And to such a bad replacement too? I mean the new guy has a nice voice, but he just reads it so bad, and does Cade so bad, I had to pause on listening, whenever he came on.
So overall it’s ok, but I got the feeling that now my favorite series is kind of ruined…

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