Deleted: Jackson and Maggie

The Cliffside Bay Series, Book 2

De: Tess Thompson

Narrado por: Amanda McKibbin, Craig A. Hart

His heart broke when she died. Her life was robbed by loss. Betrayed by a mountain of lies, can two lost souls rebuild their stolen romance?

Jackson Waller thought fulfilling his dream would set him free. Despite his excitement to be taking over his father’s practice, the thoughtful young doctor never moved on from the demise of his high school sweetheart. So he’s shocked when he visits her grave a decade later, only to find his first love has returned to town very much alive.

Maggie Keene will never forgive her dad. Unable to prove the despicable man killed her mom, she fled her hometown at age 18 to pursue singing and dancing in New York. But when she returns to the quiet seaside town and challenges the ailing brute on his deathbed, she’s furious when he confesses that he faked her death.

Thrown into a spin by the hope of another shot with his soul mate, Jackson realizes he can’t settle for any other woman...which confronts him with a painful decision. And finally ready to put the tragic past behind her and rush into her true love’s arms, Maggie is unnerved to discover her father still holds one more appalling secret...Can the wounded couple restore justice and mend their shattered lives back together?

Deleted: Jackson and Maggie is the second standalone book in the sweet Cliffside Bay romance series. If you like stories of starting over, small-town settings, and jaw-dropping twists, then you’ll adore Tess Thompson’s scandal-filled tale.

©2020 Tess Thompson (P)2020 Blackstone Publishing

Good story bad narration

It took a long time to get into this story. The female reader sounded bored, and the male had terrible timing. Otherwise, it was a good story.

nice story but narrator

This had a decent plot. However, I had a hard time finishing it because the narrator sounds way to depressing and sad.

Good Read

Really enjoyed the story with multiple scenarios to unfold. Craig’s performance was great. Amanda has great potential if there was a bit more emotion to the performance. I felt she narrated more than performed.

Maggie and Jackson's path to love

This book was amazing. I like to sum it up with a quote from the book. "Her strength, built from the ashes of hardship and loss had readied her for the most courageous act of all to love without reservation.

Painfully hard to get through!

Do not waste your time or credit! Narration was terrible. Story was sappy and predictable.

Dull and drones on

oh my god. Female narration was the most lifeless performance. Mae was better. Story was predictable. Just okay.