Lisa Kleypas Audiobooks Novels & Stories

Malia said as she walked in with her daughter. “Hey, Malia, “ Lisa said as she stood up. “Go say hello to your aunt Lisa,” Malia said to Linda who walked towards Lisa and smiled at her. “Hello, aunt Lisa,” Linda said in her tiny voice, making Lisa smile. “Hello, little pumpkin, “ Lisa said as she stroked her hair making Linda giggle. Linda is just 4 years old. “Hmph hmph” Dina clears her throat and Lisa turns to her. “Oh my goodness! I almost forgot. Malia met my friend Dina and this is her daughter Clara. And Dina meets Malia, she’s my co-worker. She helped me find this apartment. Her house is just down the street” Lisa said

She held her chest and rubbed her palms against it. "Hmm, interesting." Lisa folded her arms and shifted back from the camera. She tied her hair with a band and braided the tip. "As a writer, I want to explain this to you. Would you like to listen to me?" "Stop being delusional. You are so lost in your world of fiction that you don't even know what's happening in the real world." Lena hissed, jerking her head, she threw her hands to the side. Lisa sighed, "Do you want to listen to me?" She frowned.

I'm shouting now and I know the bitch downstairs is probably taking notes for my parents but this is how it always is with Claire. I swear most times, I think she does it on purpose. Trying to drive me insane just for being the one with the brains. “I can't do that Claire.” “Why can't you, Lisa?” I demand relentlessly. “He's in love with someone else and she loves him too.” She bursts into tears and runs out of the room, leaving her phone and purse behind “Who the fuck—” Lisa's forgotten phone lights up with a Doja Cat hot number for an incoming call and my eyes flirts over the caller ID.

Lisa thought she heard the flapping of wings, but after spending the whole day walking, she felt her exhaustion and was soon oblivious of what was happening inside the guest room. Lisa did not know how long she had slept when she heard Celie’s voice as if she were talking to someone. Slowly, Lisa opened her eyes and tried to see through the haze of sleep. She blinked several times before realizing that the room itself was filled with a smoky haze. Then, she heard Celie speaking, but her words were unintelligible. Realizing that something bad could be happening to her cousin, Lisa sat up in bed and looked across the room at her cousin’s bed

Lisa kissed her little sister good-bye and watched the two of them leave. Alessandro hadn’t even greeted her, she thought sadly. She picked up her phone and called Sophia. After a few rings, Sophia answered. “Lisa, hey girl, how are you?” “I’m good, thank you. I wanted to know if maybe we could meet somewhere.” “Yes, how about our usual place? Meet me there in an hour?” “Sounds great. See you there.” Lisa ended the call and went upstairs to get ready. She showered, then chose skinny jeans with a black spaghetti-strap top and black pumps. She tied her hair up in a high ponytail, skipped makeup, and went downstairs.

I replied. "Who is this beauty beside you?" She asked. Lisa smiled and said, "Hi Granny, my name is Lisa and I am Clay's girlfriend." "Girlfriend? Wow, wow, isn't this amazing?" She asked, smiling. "It seems my two warriors are going to get married anytime soon. I can't wait to have great-grandchildren. Lisa, you're so beautiful. You know, I'm not surprised though, my boys have very good eyes. I mean, look at you, look at Mia. You two are like the most beautiful girls I've ever met in my entire life and you're going to become my daughters, that's so amazing."

"How do you even know about Kyle?" Lisa’s laugh was sharp and bitter. "Oh, Diana, the Moon Goddess has always been on my side. I seem to have access to just the right information. And look at the irony—you’ve been unconscious for days, and yet you wake up the moment I step in. Don’t you see? Fate is on my side." Diana clenched her fists, her voice cold. "You’re delusional, Lisa. You need help." Lisa leaned in closer, her smile sinister. "Help? Oh, Diana, I don’t need help. I’m winning."

Lisa laid on her bed. "I am happy for you Lis." Celestine smiled. Lisa noticed something was off in her voice. "Cele are you OK? You don't sound well." Lisa asked with concern. Her voice was laced in worry. "I just woke up from sleep that's why my voice is raspy." Celestine lied. In truth she was crying whole night. "Don't try to hide anything from me. Tell me what happened? Did someone bully you?" Lisa easily detected the sadness in her voice.

She gleefully accepts the fruit slice and proceeds to chomp on it. "Hey, Lisa." Leigh nudges me from my other side, smiling brightly at me, a smile that reached her brown siren eyes. "How are you doing?" "I'm alright, I guess." I find myself smiling back. Her smile is infectious. And she's pretty too. A seductive, Candice Swanepoel kind of pretty. "You?" "So-so." She lifts one bare, tanned shoulder in a shrug. "Good to see our conservative locals aren't bothering ya."

She said in an all British American accent. “Fine!” Ava sighed, accepting defeat. “What do we have to do.” I had two guesses, Kai already told Lisa what he wanted them to do and probably even paid for it already because there isn’t no way Lisa would do anything for free, i could swear this girl was a money sucking demon, a cute one you could barely say no to which makes her even more dangerous. “Two minutes in heaven.” Lisa blurted out after Kia gave her a curt nod. “Whatever that means.” She murmured.