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    Everything Worth Fighting For
    Everything Worth Fighting For
    Everything Worth Fighting For
    Audiobook5 hours

    Everything Worth Fighting For

    Written by K. Street

    Narrated by Callie Dalton and Teddy Hamilton

    3.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    Fate. Destiny. Whatever you wanted to call it, Macy Caldwell was mine.

    She had a chance to get out of this town, but she refused to take it. She was going to give up everything for me. I wasn't worth that kind of sacrifice.

    In order to save her, I had to break her.

    The night Nash Masters broke my heart was the catalyst for the ruin that came after.

    All these years later, he was fighting for my forgiveness. He had no idea I was the one who needed his.

    The truth didn't always set you free.

    They said love conquered all, but this was war. And everything worth having was worth fighting for.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateMar 29, 2019
    ISBN9781977343901
    Everything Worth Fighting For

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    • 1/5
      This story makes me so angry. When authors write stories like these, I wonder how they become best sellers. Nash intentionally hurt Macy and all he can do is say, 'I am sorry and after 10 years they need to act like adults and forgive,' yet when she finally spill her secret which was not intentional, he walked away from her and refuse to have anything to do with her. To listen to her running after him via, phone calls, text messages, visit his place of work and then going after him was so pathetic. What makes it even worse, he can't offer her anything other than stripping her every chance he gets. It was excruciating to finish it.
    • 5/5
      Everything Worth Fighting For is the second title in the Jaxson Cove series by Street. Nash and Macy played a part in the first book, and their road to a HEA, was sweet, steamy, and poignant. Having read the first book prior, I was drawn into their story from the very beginning,

      I was shocked to see this book had such a low average rating on Scribd. But I’m so glad I didn’t let that deter me. It was a great 4.5 for me. Hopefully more will take the time to rate and review the book…with few ratings, one or two lower ratings can be misleading to potential readers.

      Hamilton and Dalton’s narration was excellent. The Jaxson Cove series is the first I’ve read from K. Street, and I’ll be looking for more of her work to read!