Led Astray

For an abridged version, it was very thorough. I usually find abridged very lacking but this was not. I enjoyed the storyline. I found Jenny to be refreshing and Cage to be very "real" for lack of a better word. The Hendren parents are annoying to the point where you wish that you could reach out and slap them a few times...especially Sarah. This story really draws you in. The awkwardness of the situation gets and holds your attention. You really feel for the characters...except for the parents. It's a great story about morality, forgiveness, and what happens when you pre-judge someone. Another great job. P.S. Read "The Devil's Own" for an update on Cage and Jenny. To my knowledge, there's no audiobook for that one...although I really do wish that there was.

Not bad, but certain parts started to drag. I liked the premise of the book, but Jenny Fletcher has to be a special kind of stupid to not realize what was going on. She should be glad she hooked up with Cage Hendren. She was so stupid that anyone could have led her astray.

this was a great book. The readinf was well done and the site is easy to use.