![]() ![]() I wanted to experience Ethan and Carter’s story again because Loveless is releasing a young adult version of the novel entitled Ethan later this month. I’m actually writing this review after listening to the audiobook for a second time, six months after the first. And Loveless’s words and Kelly’s performance made this an audiobook I know I will listen to again and again. I’ve worked with persons with Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and persons with stutters and tics similar to those of Tourette’s, so I couldn’t wait to delve into Ethan and Carter’s story. When I read the blurb for Ethan, Who Loved Carter, I knew that I had to have it. I fell in love with Kelly’s voice, so having credits I needed to use, I went in search of other audiobooks he’d narrated. Kelly’s narration of Knave of Broken Hearts. I discovered Ethan, Who Loved Carter after listening to K.C. He evoked so much emotion from me and I consider that a job well done. Initially, I didn't know if the narrator was the right choice. ![]() I haven't been moved by a story in a very long time. ![]() There were many a scene where I reached for my tissue box. I don't know why I deigned to listen to it at work. I don't normally read tearjerkers but I couldn't ignore this book. If you could rename Ethan, Who Loved Carter, what would you call it? The apparent love and respect that everyone had for Ethan. It has the right mixture of angst, humor, and erotic elements. Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?Ī resounding yes. ![]()
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