The Girls with No Names Free Audiobook Download by Serena Burdick

Girls with No Names is a story about three girls in different parts of the world who have escaped their abusive families. The setting is set in Lima, Peru but also includes scenes set in New York, California, and Paris. Each girl is trying to make her way through life by doing what they know how to do best which is dance. The protagonist, Serena, has a big dream to be the first female professional dancer in Peru. She meets two other dancers when she reaches America and falls in love with them on their journey to get away from their families.

The Girls with No Names is a dystopian novel that follows the story of three girls who are taken from the streets of New York City. This audiobook follows their journey as they learn to survive in a country where they were once labeled as the "wild ones." All three girls have different personalities and learn that they need each other to get through harsh times.

The Girls with No Names is a suspenseful thriller about four women who escape from a life of abuse only to become the captors of three new women. The novel follows each part of the story in alternating chapters.

In "The Girls with No Names" by Serena Burdick, a group of girls are kidnapped and end up on a remote island. There, they are forced to start over in an empty world, learning how to survive and how to fight for themselves. The narrator of the audiobook is 'Nancy Peterson' who will draw you into the story with her smooth narration.

"It was a dream come true for Serena Burdick, until she awoke as a fifteen-year-old girl in an empty barn with four other girls. The men who had abducted them are nowhere to be found, but they did leave behind one clue: the girls have been given new names."

The Girls with No Names is a book that follows five different girls as they search for their parents. The girls are separated by the adults that took them in, and are forced to live with new families. Each family has their own issues and each girl has her own problems, too. One of the girls, Zee, is a bit more difficult than the others to deal with because she doesn't want to be there. The book comes together very well in the end, though, and it's an enjoyable read!