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Engaging well-narrated story

Revisado: 01-10-25

What a fun ride! Julia Whelan narrated brilliantly, and the story took some unexpected turns. When the main character has the 'Stop my life I want to skip to the good part' moment, I could never have imagined how fully realized the 'good part' would be...it was fascinating to listen along as the character figured out her life, who she loved, what mattered to her..nicely done Ms. Cousens. Very fun and inventive.

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Very real and well done

Revisado: 02-27-22

I'm a new Kristan Higgins fan and am devouring all of her books! This one hits hard, as the female protagonists are 'women of size', and as a person who has struggled with weight my whole life [I am healed from that now], I was amazed at the accuracy of how it feels and what it's like. The characters are perfectly voiced by the excellent narrators. Kristan does not shy away from some brutal scenarios and pained family relationships, and balances it out with strong women, humor and style. Well done and compelling.

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Perfect!

Revisado: 04-24-20

Wow! Kate Clayborn has created a brilliantly intelligent, complex and fascinating story with Love Lettering. The female lead character Meg is so fully realized as an artist, and the descriptions of her letter craft are sumptuous. Her family heartbreak and changing friendships leave Meg with a pained, lonely heart. we get to see her rebuild and grow and its magnificent! The Male lead Reid seems so starched and reserved, but seeing how he evolves as well is just plain dreamy. The underlying plot twists and peripheral characters make this a compelling and magnificent story. Angst, tension, joy...we get to feel and experience it all. Nicely read by Nicol. LOVE!

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enjoyable story

Revisado: 01-31-19

This is a really nice listen and very good story. The narrator isn't the most expressive that I have heard, but she was pleasant enough. Would certainly have enjoyed a Male voice doing Drew's POV, but still very enjoyable. I love how the characters overcame their individual past histories and related insecurities.

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Fantastic!

Revisado: 07-23-18

Luke Daniels is a revelation!!! This story is the perfect blend of humor and drama. I adore both characters, their friends...everything about this is win, and the narrations impeccable. Erin Mallon is consistently great, and Luke is a next level narrator. He is perfect. Love it!

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Long ride, but WORTH it!

Revisado: 02-26-18

Great story, fine narration. It's a very long story arc, and it takes some pretty devastating turns, but love does win! Well crafted story with interesting characters and good friendships too.

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Hard to follow, weak motivation

Revisado: 01-10-18

The narration was fine, the story was just too over complicated, weak on romance, too many points of view going on, and the thread of suspense weakly motivated. I usually enjoy Abbi Glines books, this one was just too muddy. The female protagonist was wholly unlikeable. The narrators were great as always though.

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Cliffhanger but worth it

Revisado: 06-15-17

I love to hear Joe Arden read just about anything, and am a big fan of K. Bromberg, so this book is a home run for me on that alone. I really enjoyed this story of Easton Wilder, star baseball catcher on his famous father's former club, trying to work his way back from an injury suffered at the hands of a nasty player. He is rehabbed by Scout, daughter of the deeply respected physical therapist Doc, who wants Scout to procure a contract with the one ball club he doesn't have under his career belt...Wilder's team. Great family drama, fabulous sparks of romance as Easton tries to win Scout's very reluctant, bruised and battered heart. Ends on a cliff, which I normally loathe, but this story is very much worth it.

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Cliffhanger but worth it

Revisado: 06-15-17

I love to hear Joe Arden read just about anything, and am a big fan of K. Bromberg, so this book is a home run for me on that alone. I really enjoyed this story of Easton Wilder, star baseball catcher on his famous father's former club, trying to work his way back from an injury suffered at the hands of a nasty player. He is rehabbed by Scout, daughter of the deeply respected physical therapist Doc, who wants Scout to procure a contract with the one ball club he doesn't have under his career belt...Wilder's team. Great family drama, fabulous sparks of romance as Easton tries to win Scout's very reluctant, bruised and battered heart. Ends on a cliff, which I normally loathe, but this story is very much worth it.

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Fantastic

Revisado: 05-20-17

Wonderful story, wonderfully read by Katie Schorr. Richly told story combining workplace rivalry, humor, intelligence, family...complex and a true joy to experience. Couldn't stop listening!

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