Freedom, S. A. Wolfe
Freedom, S. A. Wolfe
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Freedom

Author: S. A. Wolfe

Narrator: Nelson Hobbs, Shirl Rae

Unabridged: 10 hr 3 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Tantor Media

Published: 03/24/2015


Synopsis

Putting away his notorious reputation as the wild guy with a womanizing past, Dylan Blackard is now on a new path, wanting to be the good guy his brother can stop worrying over. As long as he gives up his old vices—including women—he can keep himself on the straight and narrow and finally live up to everyone's expectations.



However, obsessing about his lack of self-control is making Dylan one humorless, cranky hermit. That all changes, though, when his brother hires a new employee, the stunning Emma Keller.



Emma, a spunky young woman from New Jersey, is intelligent, a smart aleck, and very determined to pull the sexy Dylan Blackard out of his self-imposed isolation.



From the moment he meets her, he feels alive again, but Emma doesn't come as a gift with a pretty bow; she comes with major baggage. Will Emma be the tipping point that causes Dylan to regress into his past destructive behaviors . . . or will he actually pursue her for keeps?

About S. A. Wolfe

S. A. Wolfe lives with her husband and children in New York City. She is a voracious reader and passionate about writing. She loves hanging out with family and friends, and walking around the city pretending she's a tourist.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Danielle on March 20, 2021

I honestly have no idea what this book was supposed to be about. It was sort of just all over the place. Part of it is Sebastian Junger talking about his experiences walking the railroad lines along the east coast. I actually found that part of interesting and wish the whole book was about doing tha......more

Goodreads review by Tom on January 27, 2025

An enjoyable and often fascinating book about many things, among them war, anthropology, the notion of personal and collective freedom, and Junger's journey walking 400 miles along railroad tracks in Pennsylvania. It's a little scattergun at times and less urgent than the other of his that I read re......more

Goodreads review by Laura on August 21, 2021

In this collection, Junger explores the idea of freedom and community - how we value independence and individuality, but rely on others for many of our needs. Junger, a fellow war journalist, and 2 vets from the Afghan war, spend time walking the railroad lines of the East Coast, their days drilled......more

Goodreads review by Jim on July 24, 2022

An interesting, though not completely satisfying, rumination on freedom as a group of men hike (though not continuously, but over time and in different arrangements) through the northeast along railroad lines (mostly through Pennsylvania), from the coast to the mountains. The walking seemingly a fra......more