Home Before Dark: Carolina Moon, Book 1

De: Christy Barritt

Narrado por: Caroline McLaughlin

Nothing good ever happens after dark.

Those were the words country singer Daleigh McDermott's father always repeated. Now her father is dead, and Daleigh fears she has returned home too late to make things right. As she's about to flee back to Nashville, she finds a hidden journal belonging to her father. His words hint that his death was no accident.

Small town mechanic Ryan Shields is the only one who seems to believe that Daleigh may be on to something. Her father trusted the man, but Daleigh's instant attraction to Ryan scares her. She knows her life and career, however dwindling it might be, are back in Nashville and that her time in the sleepy North Carolina town is only temporary.

As Daleigh and Ryan work to unravel the mystery, it becomes obvious that someone wants them dead. They must rely on each other - and on God - if they hope to make it home before the darkness swallows them whole.

©2013 Christina Barritt (P)2015 Christina Barritt

Great

I enjoyed it so much, I listened twice! Very entertaining. I highly recommend this book

Enjoyable, Entertaining, and Riveting

What made the experience of listening to Home Before Dark: Carolina Moon, Book 1 the most enjoyable?

The voice over artist was truly adept at tapping into the exciting moments of "Home Before Dark". She articulately conveyed the characters, their development, and the over-arching plot points.

Truly a really fun experience!

Any additional comments?

Wonderful work done by the voice-over artist. I look forward to listening to another book narrated by her.

Small Town Secrets, Country Music and Faith

A surprisingly GREAT listen! Daleigh McDermott returns to her small hometown in North Carolina for her father’s funeral, thinking she would soon return to Nashville and continue making records, but she finds some of her dad’s journals, leading her to believe his death was no accident. Her strained relationship with her older sister, Hannah, was a point of tension in the story. Overly demanding and hard on Daleigh, Hannah never seemed satisfied with Daleigh’s choices. Both girls were raised by their dad after their mother died of cancer when the girls were young, putting Hannah, at age nine in the maternal role. With Daleigh and her dad’s personalities more alike, creative and sensitive, their closeness caused jealousy with Hannah. The family had strong Christian values, which endured throughout their younger and adult lives. When Daleigh began to investigate their father’s death, Hannah objected, causing even more friction. I loved the chance meeting between Ryan, the young auto mechanic and Daleigh, and how the two became friends, amateur sleuths and eventually became attracted to one another. Clean romance, well told. The story of Ryan’s nephew, the benefit concert and the ending of the story were SUPERB.

okay

Would you try another book from Christy Barritt and/or Caroline McLaughlin?

yes as I love the squeaky clean series

Would you be willing to try another book from Christy Barritt? Why or why not?

yes as I love the squeaky clean series

What aspect of Caroline McLaughlin’s performance would you have changed?

more emotion,

If this book were a movie would you go see it?

Maybe, wasn't really my genre

descent story but too preachy about christianity

Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

The narrator was bland and a little boring

What did you like best about this story?

suspense

Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Caroline McLaughlin?

Whoever does the Lizzie Garndner books

Could you see Home Before Dark: Carolina Moon, Book 1 being made into a movie or a TV series? Who should the stars be?

maybe on abc family