Katwalk

De: Maria Murnane

Narrado por: Mary Robinette Kowal

From the bestselling author who brought us Perfect on Paper and Cassidy Lane comes the tale of a young woman who wakes up one day and decides to start over.

Katrina Lynden has always walked a straight line in life, an approach that has resulted in a stable career and pleased her hard-nosed parents but that has also left her feeling unfulfilled - and miserable. When her best friend suggests they quit their Silicon Valley jobs and embark on two months of adventure in New York City, Katrina balks at the idea but ultimately agrees, terrified yet proud of herself for finally doing something interesting with her life. But when her friend has to back out at the last minute, Katrina finds herself with a tough decision to make. Much to her surprise, she summons the courage to go alone, and the resulting journey is transformative, both emotionally and physically. Along the way she makes new friends, loses others, learns what is really important to her, and finds a way to grow up without leaving herself behind.

©2014 Maria Murnane (P)2014 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved

wow I really feel better about taking risks. grea

this book hit so many of my issues. it felt like a real kick in the pants. i feel inspired to get out there and start livivng my life on my own terms. can't wait ti read her next book

Couldn't listen to it the reading was so poor.

I usually like Maria Murnane but the readng of this book was so awful that I couldn't finish the book. Catch this one in written form instead of listening to the horrible valley girl impersonations of New Yorkers. Weird.

Wonderful

This book is fantastic! It’s less a romance and more about a woman who decides it’s time for a change from her old life and starts a new adventure.

On her own, and in New York for the first time, Katrina discovers more about herself and the person she wants to become. With the help of some great friends she finds herself and her happiness.

Good Read/Listen

This story kept me interested and wanting to hear more. It made me laugh a couple of times and I looked forward to picking up where I left off each day.

Sweet Story

Where does Katwalk rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

It's a cute book and the narration didn't bother me like they usually do.
However you can't see the Atlantic Ocean from the Brooklyn Bridge...

couldn't stand the voice of the main character

i understand that she was meant to be shy, but the voice the narrater used was more squeaky church mouse. couldn't get past the first few chapters