Angel’s Peak

Virgin River, Book 10

By: Robyn Carr

Narrated by: Therese Plummer

Length: 11 hrs and 16 mins

Publisher's summary

Robyn Carr’s best-selling Virgin River series captivates fans with stories of young men and women given second chances at love in a small northern California town.

Four years ago, Sean and Franci broke up when he refused to commit. Now vacationing in Virgin River, Sean is shocked to run across Franci again. He’s grown up and wants to give things another shot, but she can’t afford to have him break her heart again.

Take another trip down the Virgin River.

©2010 Robyn Carr (P)2010 Recorded Books, LLC

Critic reviews

"The Virgin River books are so compelling - I connected instantly with the characters." (Debbie Macomber)

Loved It

I have not listened to all of the Virgin Rivers books, but the ones I have read have been good. Don't you wish all persons would do the honorable thing. Therese Plummer always does a great job!

Not angry, just peeved.

And not about the book. Competent writer. Calm, straightforward, smooth even and compelling narrative. Very adroit recapitulation of previous events without smothering interest.

I don’t like “she turned to walk away and he grabbed her arm.” This one has that and it ends okay but despite the considerate and consistent use of condoms through the entire series no males seem to be cognizant of the consent requirement before physical restraining a woman saying no.

And. Big pet peeves. One has to resort to Google to determine the series order rather than it showing up on the cover or the book details. Really? Is this a reliable trick to get us to buy more books? AND. The despicable habit of advertising another title at the end of a book I just finished is brought to maximum absurd offense by encouraging me to read an earlier book in the series. Huh? I finish the eleventh book and you think I need to go back to the fifth or sixth? Not cool.

Another winner!!

I throughly enjoy all of the Virgin River Series. Robyn Carr is a magnificent writer and story teller. Therese Plummer's narration is so realistic that you feel

one of my favorites

Love this book because the Riordan brothers love stories are almost as interesting as Jack and Mel.

Best one so far

I just finished Angel’s Peak, and I think it is the best one so far. The story moved along fast & I was sad when it was over. Can’t wait to start the next one!! Thanks for a great read!!

A great listen!

An enjoyable read, on its own or as part of the series. I originally listened to the books as I came upon them and enjoyed them so much I listened to them again in order.

Virgin River Characters come alive!

The combination of great characterization and fantastic narration made Angel's Peak my favorite so far in the Virgin River series. Ms. Carr perfectly captured a 3 year old's behavior. She makes you fall in love with this little girl! This book will make you laugh out loud and cry some real tears. I love the way Ms. Carr lets the reader catch up with all of the other Virgin River characters while telling the story of the primary characters within each book. Excellent series!

Recording quality not as good as usual...

I love Robyn Carr and I love Therese Plummer....this book is no exception. My only complaint is relatively minor but significant. This is the first time I’ve ever been aware of the recording turning on and off. It’s like you can hear the “whir” of a cassette tape. I also could hear what sounded like the narrator swallowing in between sentences and paragraphs. It became distracting, but still one of the best narrators out there. Hopefully, this won’t continue with future books.

Angel’s Peak

Wonderful story with funny and serious parts. I loved it. I would recommend it to all.

Kids say the darndest things

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Absolutely! I think this is my favorite Virgin River book so far. There are just so many things to enjoy about it.

What did you like best about this story?

Rosie. She is such a gem in this story.

Which scene was your favorite?

So many to choose from. It would definately involve Shawn. It's a toss up between the scene he meets Franci in the grocery store and the first day he spends with Rosie. I don't want to give details & spoil the fun for anyone. I found myself laughing out loud in both of those.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

Yes, lots of laughter,but it is still well rounded, like most of Carr's books.