Good Intentions Free Audiobook Download by Ella Frank

Eleanor meets her match in the form of Aiden Snow, a boy who is determined to help her and make her life easier. However, when Aiden does figure out the trouble she's having with finding time for herself, he changes his tune and becomes a total jerk. Eleanor has to decide if she can get over it or if it will ruin the friendship she has with Aiden.

"Good Intentions" is a story about the daughter of an FBI agent who has been missing for months. The story starts three weeks after her father's disappearance when she realizes that people are disappearing in their small town. Her father disappears, and the daughter begins to wonder if his disappearance could be related to these disappearances.

"Good Intentions" is the first book in the Good Intentions series by author, Ella Frank. The story follows a girl named Paige who starts at a new school in suburban America and quickly learns that she's not normal. What makes her different? She has an ability to see through people's intentions, good or bad. It turns out there are other normal kids with special powers like Paige, and soon enough they're all being targeted by the government for "recruitment." Each of the main characters has a unique ability, which helps them escape from the clutches of their captors.

When he was a little boy, Lane (Aiden Snow) always wanted to be just like his dad. His dad would never say no to anything and was endlessly optimistic. Even when bad things happened, his dad always found a way to make the best of it. That is until one day, when everything changed for both Lane and his father and now, that optimism has been replaced with self-loathing.

Good Intentions is a suspenseful, coming-of-age story about a high school senior who's pulled back into her past when the school bully relentlessly pursues her. Now she has to decide if the good intentions of the past are worth it in order to move forward with her life.

"You know, there was a time when my grandma would give me a dollar to go buy something for someone else. Now kids don't even want to do that," says the eldest granddaughter of "Granny."