Romance

Mature

Lost in the Blue

By Elle D. Myre

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Length6h 36m

About this audiobook

Kian Hollis came back on a whim. Salt City held everything he tried to forget—his mother’s accident, his father’s control, a childhood lived in the margins. But one wrong car at the airport brings him face-to-face with Knox Humphrey, a painter whose career ended the night his twin sister died. What begins as a misunderstanding becomes an orbit neither can escape. Kian is anxious, analytical, and guarded; Knox is magnetic, impulsive, and alive in ways Kian doesn’t know how to be. Over one charged summer, their connection deepens into something that feels both impossible and inevitable—until grief and fear tear them apart. A year later, in a glittering gallery washed in blue, they meet again. Lush, intimate, and full of quiet ache, Lost in the Blue is a story about life after loss, the art that saves us, and the courage it takes to return—to a city, a person, and yourself.

Audiobook details

GenreRomance

Length6 hrs 36 mins

Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices

FormateBook with Audio

Publish dateMay 6, 2026

LanguageEnglish

1Introduction

1716. A Good Friend

21. Mr. K. H.

1817. No Room for Wishful Thinking

32. Compensation

1918. Guardian

43. Meeting Mr. Hollis

2019. Blue

54. Friends

2120. It’s too much

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65. Tease

2221. Sunrise

76. Open and Honest

2322. Deceptively Gentle

87. No Qualms

2423. Doesn’t Matter

98. Remedy

2524. Bittersweet

109. Pitiful

2625. Different

1110. Small project

2726. Not Even in My Dreams

1211. Would it Make a Difference?

2827. Goodbye

1312. Raisin

2928. The Glass Atrium

1413. Shadow

3029. Lost in It

1514. Proper Etiquette

3130. The Blue Hour

1615. Rules of the Game

About the author

Elle D. Myre

Elle D. Myre writes character-driven fiction that explores perception, vulnerability, and the fragile balance between safety and desire. Their work is drawn to the spaces where connection feels both dangerous and necessary. Lost in the Blue is their debut novel. View all by Elle D. Myre