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Coming Home, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Savannah Peachwood
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By:
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Meli Raine
On a dark, rainy night, I drove my overstuffed junker car back to a town I never expected to see again. And when I needed a rescue by the side of the road, a six-foot-tall piece of hot, unfinished business named Mark was what the universe sent me.
Three years earlier, I’d fled town (and Mark) to follow my wrongly convicted father to his federal prison, working crappy jobs to stay afloat and visit him every second I could. But now, Dad’s dead, and I’m mysteriously offered the best job of my life at the college where his life blew up when he was accused of a crime he didn’t commit.
Someone wants me here. Desperately.
I’m hoping its Mark.
Because if it’s not, I’m in more danger than I ever imagined.
And if it is?
Mark may be the most dangerous choice of all.
Return is audiobook one in the Coming Home romantic suspense trilogy by USA Today best-selling author Meli Raine.
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Carrie's had a rough go, and she's having a really tough time trusting people now that she's come home. That's completely understandable. She's like a small boat tossed on a big sea, and she lets her emotions rule her more often than not.
The story line is interesting and heart-breaking at times. While Carrie's past is pretty tragic, it was a bit tough at times to completely feel for her. She's not a very strong character, spending most of her time either whining about her life or telling herself she hates her ex-boyfriend Mark while she's trying to climb him like a tree. Hmmm... mixed signals bounce around her head like preschoolers in a bounce house.
Before I could figure out if Carrie was worth all her angst or not, POOF! The dreaded cliff-hanger hit. Dang it, I really don't like those things. I'll probably carry on with the next book, but I'll admit I'm going to take a break with some other books first: books that have a stronger female character. Then I'll be better able to handle the whine and waffle story.
I Hate You, I Think...
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Just beginning
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Carrie take a suspiciously offered job at the local college where her father used to work, and wants to resume classes to get her degree. She makes new friends, connects with old friends and finds old nemesis' in her new job. But the relationship she holds most dear is the rekindled one with Mark.
Warning cliff hanger.
Returning Home bk 1
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Suspenseful with a Cliffhanger!!!
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H - 3/10 - boring and secretive
h - 2/10 - whiney doormat
This is a short book and ends in a cliffhanger (which I knew going in). The h comes back after her father's death in prison. She immediately sees her ex, who arrested her father for meth production and distribution, from the college where he worked.
Throw in awful frenemies, strange work arrangements and a string of kidnapped girls and the story is a slow moving mess. The h is a complete doormat from start to finish and nearly half of the story is her whining about her situation or what she should have done. At one point, she walks in on her somewhat boyfriend and he is making out with her enemy since elementary school. She confronts him later and he gives a horrible excuse AND she is getting all hit and bothered and wants to have sex with him... What?
I will read the second book although I am fairly certain that I have a good portion of the mystery figured out already.
Is that paint drying?
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Slow,slow, slow
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***warning possible spoilers beyond this point****
So many things that didn’t makes sense, like if evidence clearing her dad was so easy to come by through printed emails, why didn’t it get presented when her dad was on trial?
Also, the main character has the hormones of a 14yo. Every guy is handsome and alluring, and her attraction to the main character is a little overkill. She seems to want him no matter what the situation, and can’t seem to forget he was the one that contributed to her dad’s arrest.
Immature and lacking character development
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Worse book ever listened to
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