Meet Me at the Starlight

De: Rachel Hauck

Narrado por: Andrea Gallo, Nick Walther, Morgan Hallett

1987. Supermodel Harlow Hayes seeks solace in a quaint Florida beach town to heal from a heartbreak that shattered her entire world. To her surprise, she encounters Matt Knight—a Hollywood A-lister with a bad-boy reputation—who has returned to his hometown to help his plucky grandmother, Tuesday, save her century-old skating rink, the Starlight.

The Starlight holds a special place in the hearts of the community, once acting as a refuge for Depression-era families and bringing the town together with gatherings and celebrations. Tuesday’s determination even protected her beloved rink from her husband’s shady business dealings. Yet when the Starlight is threatened with demolition, Tuesday begins to wonder if an era has come to an end.

As Matt and Harlow strategize to save the rink, they find themselves on a journey of surprises, self-discovery, and the kind of healing that leads to love.

“A charming story set across three generations. Themes of forgiveness, trust, second chances, acceptance, and love will leave you grinning at the last page.”—Katherine Reay, bestselling author of Dear Mr. Knightley and The Printed Letter Bookshop

©2024 Rachel Hauck (P)2024 Recorded Books

Love this book!

Loved the narration and how several generations were woven through the story. This is definitely worth your time!

Fun classic love story

I love Rachel Hicks books. There’s always faith in it. There’s always love and the villain and overcoming. This is a sweet story with all the perks.

religious trigger warning

while it was a cute premise, the religious push is just not something I want in my down time. If I want a Bible parable shoved at me I'll either go to church or turn on the news.

I personally found the characters under developed.

I despise the fat shaming threads, while I will acknowledge the hero trying to take a stand against those ideals, I found the whole concept just plain sour. The Jesus save me diet plan a huge hoax.

Forgiveness

I loves this book because I could hear that theme of forgiveness in each character portrayed. Love your books Rachel!

Emmanuel

Rachel Hauck books are always a treat and keep you listening into the late nights.

Really good listen!

It turned out to be a very sweet story and kept my attention. When I stopped listening I was anxious to get back to it .

A lovely generational story with modern memories

It was nice reminiscing about growing up and going to the skating rink. It was spot on with the sites, sounds and social life it provided before cell phones and social media. Learning how different generations managed life yet stayed connected was great. In the beginning, the performance seemed a little stilted, but soon gained its rhythm. It’s a good story and well worth your time.

Beautiful

This was very refreshing. And so nicely written. Take a chance on this one. You will enjoy it.

Just what I needed

This book is sweet, touching, and got me thinking. I lost my mom last month and listening to this multigenerational community of people and their love for one another just hit right. Narration was wonderful. The tone of this book was not too much and not too little. It was just right.

A special novel

You’ll love this novel and its story of family, a treasured skating rink in danger, and facing one’s challenges.