One More Chance by Reno R Mist

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @RenoRMist @LoveBooksTours For letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this audiobook. One More Chance is book 1 in the series. The audio is 11 hours and 8 minutes, and the narrator is Johnathan Waters. I did enjoy listening to his voice; he was engaging, and his voice worked well with the story. The story is about Levi, who has died in a car crash and has been given one more chance. The start of the story was engaging and kept my attention from the get-go until the end. I was not sure if I liked Levi or not just because of the way he comes across, but I did start to like him as the story unfolded, but I did like Sloane from the start. This is a unique story that was a fascinating and thought-provoking read. The story was written elegantly, and it was nice to read about second chances. It would be great if we could do that for real. Entertaining read, 5 stars. Blurb LOVE IS A DAGGER. After dying in a devastating car crash, Levi wakes up twelve years in the past, back at the moment he walked out on the love of his life. His marriage to Sloane is shattered by betrayal, and his family left in ruins. But now, with the knowledge of everything he’s lost, and everything that’s coming, he’s been given one impossible gift: a second chance. This time, Levi will do anything to make things right. To prove to Sloane that he sees her now, and show her that she was always the one for him - even if he has to spend the rest of his life proving it. As the world quietly begins to crumble, Levi and Sloane must confront the wreckage of their past while fighting to protect their children and each other. Through heartbreak, healing, and the slow rekindling of a once-shattered love, they’ll discover that survival isn’t just about enduring the end - it’s about choosing one another, again and again. Author bio An aspiring indie author hoping to fund her cat's lavish lifestyle. When not writing, Reno enjoys diving into imaginative worlds where fantasy and passion collide, bringing to life unforgettable characters. Her interests veer toward the unconventional: full-body tattoos and tragic villains.

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