Falling Slowly

By: Lila Bruce

Narrated by: Lynn Devereux

Badly wounded in Afghanistan when the helicopter she is piloting goes down under enemy fire, Captain Quinn Briscoe is struggling to rebuild her life. Facing not only a disfiguring injury, but a medical discharge and the end of a serious relationship, Quinn increasingly shuts herself - and her heart - off from the rest of the world. Her first meeting with lovely, self-confident and successful business owner Alison Jenkins is disastrous, and Quinn feels an instant antipathy for the woman, along with an undeniable attraction.

Trying to get along for the sake of her sister Rebekah, who's gone to work for Allie, Quinn offers to fly the attractive boutique owner to a family wedding. However, what should have been a quick one day trip to the mountains of North Carolina suddenly turns into a long weekend at a romantic lodge. When a series of circumstances makes it increasingly clear that Quinn won't be able to deny the growing passion between them much longer, will she be able to put the scars of the past aside to build a relationship with Allie worth fighting for?

©2014 Lila Bruce (P)2016 Lila Bruce

Hilarious

What did you love best about Falling Slowly?

The humor of all the characters.

What did you like best about this story?

Too short which I think made it feel a little rushed at times.

Have you listened to any of Lynn Devereux’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

Yes. Liked all of the ones I have read.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

I did.

Any additional comments?

Love and humor. What more could you ask for.

pretty good listen

I enjoyed it. I was doing my puzzle while listening to the audio. It was cute; that's the word I would use to describe the book.

Southern Hospitality!

Very good storytelling. Colorful characters,whimsical language and a bar fight. Yes, this one me has it all. Off to my next Adventure.

Sweet Lesbian Road Trip-Story/Narration Well Done!

I enjoyed this story very much. The story is not especially deep, but it is engaging and sweet. The characters are not complicated, but they are very well developed, relatable, and interesting. If you’re looking for a quick, easy feel good listen, this is a great choice. There is just a tiny bit of stereotyping as we follow two women over a weekend trip where they experience, initial dislike of each other, followed by mutual attraction, and a quick jump to romance & even some steamy sex. But there is also touching and comedic moments that will make you smile and maybe even laugh out loud! Definitely worth a listen!

A great story....

I really enjoyed this. I loved the banter between Quinn and Allie. Quinn was broken after being wounded in combat. After a bad first impression, things got even worse the second time. It was the third meeting that things started to turn around. I wish we would have gotten some more.

A Simple but Nice Story

So narrator was okay. I felt when she was speaking as a character she was pretty good but when just narrating she was a bit monotone and a bit nonchalant. I liked the book because it was simple and sweet read and the Audio is decent enough. I don't regret getting it.

Loved this Lebanese Love Story

Another jewel from the mind of LB -- great story -- rememberable characters! So in depth into the mind of a military soldier who finally finding love in the strangest places! Great great great -- ready for the sequel Ms Bruce! Write another Lebanese story!! Lol

Damage outlooks

A fun way of looking at overcoming tragedy and feeling unloved.
A nice voice to get you out of your head.

“Falling Slowly” by Lila Bruce, narrated by Lynn Devereux

How can you not fall in love with Captain Quinn Briscoe?!? The answer is, you can’t! And Allie Jenkins is full of fire and just lovely.

This was a quick, wonderful read. I love military characters so that made this book a must read for me. Lynn Devereux did a great job with the narration.

Listenable Again and Again

This short novel, super novella is in my top ten list in the lesbian fiction genre. The two major protagonists are both very likable, although Quinn pushes that factor pretty hard in their second meeting before redeeming herself in their third. Allie's cousin and business partner Amanda is a forgettable character but Quinn's sister Rebecca is good and Allie's Aunt Marge is a hoot. It was particularly funny when she asked Quinn if she and Allie lesbianed together. In my opinion this one is a can't miss listening experience, enjoy.