Tea Leaves & Tourniquets

A Lesbian Romance

De: Sienna Waters

Narrado por: Anna Fox

Can a cup of tea predict true love?

When Jaye Callaghan's dubiously clairvoyant best friend predicts that her soulmate is on the horizon, Jaye isn't exactly persuaded. But when she walks into Lanport clinic and meets Charlie, she starts to think that maybe her luck is changing.

Charlie Riley is a machine. Or she was. A top rated ER doctor with a mind like a trap, she shouldn't be doctoring in a small ocean-front resort town. She's mysterious, cold, and very, very sexy.

This is supposed to be a match made in heaven, but there's a problem. Charlie doesn't believe in soulmates. Or clairvoyants. Or love.

It's up to Jaye to persuade the ice-queen doctor that not only is love real, but that her soulmate is standing right in front of her. But as the stakes rise and the attraction between the two women grows hotter Jaye's faith in romance is shattered. Can Charlie help her put it back together?

Believing in true love is hard, but maybe, just sometimes, it's enough to have someone else believe for you.

©2021 Sienna Waters (P)2022 Tantor

Soulmates I cheered for

Ah, panic attacks and medical practitioners, soulmates with an artist soul. Loved it. The narrator has a very soothing voice so try not to listen at bedtime or she'll whisper you straight out to dreamland.

Enjoyed the MC's and the will they won't they- a love that was quite timeless. The perfect book to get lost in for a short time and instead of feeling exhausted by the epilogue; you feel refreshed and a bit starry-eyed.

A relaxing book

A well written story. Slow but interesting. Great MC. Narration was excellent well fitted to book.

Opposites Attract

An artist who believes in the mystic stuff and a doctor who has panic attacks and believes in science. J knows Charlie is her soulmate, but Charlie doesn't believe in such stuff. So friends with benefits is the way to go for J, with the hopes Charlie will see that they really are soulmates. Can a relationship work with a doctor who is a workaholic?

Enjoyed

The story and the characters had depth. Looking forward to more from Sienna Waters. Also, loved Anna Fox's narration.

A nice twist on grumpy sunshine

I enjoyed all the characters in this book. I like that we dealt with mental illness, but not in a trivial way. Too often panic attacks are just something people magically get out of. although I am a little skeptical at the severity of these panic attacks being overcome in such a way, at least we have actual therapy and effort going into it.

The relationships and friendships all seem very real and relatable.

People were very very white though. It would have been nice to have a bit of diversity there.

Lovely!

Sweet romance and good chemistry between the characters. Worth the listen… definitely had to speed up the tempo. Thoroughly enjoyed the story.

Good Book But……

This was a really good story, but as Jaye is Charley’s receptionist, the sex in the office was just ick. The reason Charley took over the small town practice, was because she had made a medical mistake at her previous job. If Charley had been a man, this would be a Lewinsky story, with a law suit always hovering on the horizon.
As her character is very tightly wound one day, then having sex in her office the next, this just didn’t go with her character development.
For the someone who is so fearful of making mistakes in her life, and being guarded, and protective of her personal life, she certainly sheds that image in a hurry.

Soulmate

I bought this audiobook on cover alone. It was a wonderful book. Funny sad amazing characters and great love story. Thanks

Mesmerizing

This is with out a doubt the best audio book I have ever heard. The combination of the story, and the narrator come together in a perfect storm. At points you feel as though you are a part of one of the characters and you are just floating above it all, watching.

the tension & contrast between seeing things from the viewpoints of the "mystic" to, for lack of a better term, the "real".

the narration, from expressed emotions and situations, was terrific but lacked some definition between characters.