The Love Shack

De: Lori Foster

Narrado por: Marni Penning

They’ve been trying to avoid each other.

But this town has other ideas…

When Berkley Carr opened The Love Shack Animal Haven, she thought she’d finally put her past behind her. But sometimes she feels the sting of the scandal from her youth, especially when she keeps crossing paths with her handsome neighbor. So, she keeps her head down and pours all her love into caring for animals.

Lawson Salder moved to Cemetery, Indiana, to escape from the grinding poverty of his childhood. He barely knew Berkley from their old neighborhood, but every time he sees her, the shame and pain come crashing back. He knows she’s got major baggage of her own. They're better off just avoiding each other.

But that’s downright impossible in a town full of matchmaking busybodies. Then there’s the hard-to-ignore attraction they feel every time they see each other. When the universe is conspiring to bring them together, will Berkley and Lawson let past hurts go and embrace the love they deserve?

©2024 Lori Foster (P)2024 Harlequin Audio

There's no place like home in Cemetery❤️

I loved this series. Great heart felt characters . Excellent narration!
The town and Kathleen are bonus characters in books full of unique and beautiful people. I can't believe it's time to leave them behind. Nice job LF.

Dogs, cats, & mannequins! Love Cemetery, Indiana!

I loved everything about The Love Shack! The story about a pet rescue! The people of Cemetery, Indiana are wonderful! I plan to revisit often!

Sweet story

Sweet story of a women who was involved in a scandal and how she overcomes her past, finds love, friends and a wonderful town to call home. Enjoyed the story although there is some repetition and story fairly simple. There are some delightful dogs too.

Insipid Bore.

I listened to about half of this book and couldn't take the thought of another 5 hours so I stopped the torture and deleted it from my phone. The story line was slow to develop, not engaging and the writing was shallow and middle-schoolish. I simply didn't want to read one more time that a character was imagining someone of the opposite sex without their clothes on and what they'd like to do to them. It was a boring read and I lost interest in the characters and often found myself not listening as it droned on and on. I've read a lot of chic lit and enjoyed it. Not this book. A waste of a credit.
Unfortunately, the narrator only added to make this a the dismal listen.