Goodbye Again

Wyndham Beach, Book 2

De: Mariah Stewart

Narrado por: Amanda Collins

A woman strives to move beyond her devastating past in an uplifting novel filled with hope and second chances by New York Times bestselling author Mariah Stewart.

In the wake of her daughter’s unexplained suicide and her husband Jim’s sudden abandonment, Liddy Bryant is determined to move on and make some positive changes in her life. In her hometown of Wyndham Beach, the neglected and shuttered bookstore is also in need of renewal, and Liddy recognizes an opportunity to get herself and the bookshop back on track. With a little help from her friends, she’s well on her way.

Local contractor Tuck Shelby has been a friend of Liddy’s forever. He’s made himself indispensable in the rehab of her shop - and in her life - but now he wants out of the friend zone. Then Jim returns with a long-overdue apology, hoping for forgiveness and a chance to start over, and Liddy has a life-changing choice to make.

Into a year when Liddy’s faced changes and the shocking truth of a well-kept secret comes not only a second chance at love, but a second chance at life.

©2022 Marti Robb. (P)2021 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Reseñas de la Crítica

“Stewart’s simple, engrossing prose conjures believable characters…The strength of the female friendships especially shines through, bolstering the love story. Readers will be eager for more.”—Publishers Weekly

Refreshing

A reminder of life love and family And that life is real and not a fairytale. Real us better

a rather good tale ruined by narrator

how or why do people think it's interesting to read in what they "think" is a boston/new england accent... ?
especially, as 1)made every character sound the exactly same ?
2) the accent was dropped or changed randomly?
Both Books in Series would Benefit GREATLY if the narrator dropped the ridiculous, phony, accent.
Otherwise story was entertaining and interesting.
But HELLO, AUTHOR?
NO ONE GIVES A Hoot! ABOUT YR. NOTES. AT. THE. END.
LEAVE ME ALONE TO HAVE MY OWN THOUGHTS.AT.THE.END.
pleeease!
TALK about breaking that invisible wall. ... wow.
save it for yr. interviews.

Ok story

Much too wordy. Author went on and on and on.
Narrator spoke mostly in a monotone, it was difficult to keep listening so many hrs.
Story was interesting, but could have been said in half the time.

loved it

I really enjoyed reading this author.  I look forward to reading more books by this author in the near future.

Story line ok

The narrator was grating. Didn’t like voice at all. It made me dislike the people she portrayed