Unfinished

I’ll admit, I’m a sucker for romances that don’t sugarcoat the past, and *Unfinished* delivers—with a twist. Horowitz and Clarke’s narration is a masterclass in contrast: she breathes life into Lila’s fragility, making her fear feel visceral, while Clarke’s gravel-voiced Chase carries the weight of his mistakes with a quiet intensity that’s impossible to ignore. The production is clean, with just enough ambient tension in the quieter scenes to keep you gripping your phone like a lifeline. That said, the first act drags a bit—too much internal monologue slows the momentum when you’re itching for the suspense to kick in. But once the plot tightens, Kathryn nails the balance between steamy chemistry and creeping dread. My only real critique? The side characters feel underdeveloped, especially Lila’s best friend, whose role feels tacked on rather than organic. That aside, the audiobook’s climax is a punch to the gut, and the epilogue? Perfection. If you like your romances with a side of suspense and a heroine who’s as stubborn as she is broken, this one’s for you.