Savannah Breeze

This audio book was entertaining and enjoyable. The narrator is very good, she kept the characters separate and it was easy to distinguish between them, she spoke clearly. The story held my interest from beginning to end and it was a well structured story. This was a very adverturous story and I didn't want it to end. Well worth the one credit I used for it.

Another cute and charmIng story from Mary Kay Andrews, but the narrator's poor southern accent and inability to pronounce many vital names and places correctly was distracting. Part of that blame must go to the producers too, who didn't keep any continuity between the audiobooks in the same series. Bottom line, it's a good book, but I wish I had read it not listened to it.

The characters that were in Savannah Blues picking up in Savannah Breeze was great! Mary Kay Andrews did an excellent job in continuing the adventures of Bee Bee and Weezy. The new characters were also a welcomed addition.

Mary Kay Andrews should get this audiobook narrated in the unabridged version immediately available. I would buy it immediately, but will now need to buy the hard copy version and read it to get all the details and back story.

Bee Bee was my favorite character. Getting to know her more in this book was great. I found myself relating to her situation in the book which made it easy for me to understand her personality.

Having a different narrator for Savannah Breeze versus Savannah Blues left me not enjoying it sometime. The narrator in Savannah Blues set the tone and voices in my mind for this book. I would prefer the book read to me without voice changes. She made Weezy sound like she was dumb, but actually she was a very smart and savvy character.

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Mary Kay Andrews is a great author - love her books.

This will be my last Mary Kay Andrews audible book, while the book itself is wonderful, and I highly recommend it, I found the audio book monotonous, and what is worse is that the narrator kept mispronouncing the main characters name as Beebee, not Bay-Bay as is stated in the book itself numerous times! Its small things like these that ruined the audio book for me.

The story is very good....I liked it. But did not like the narrator...I would have liked listening to this story a lot more if it was read by the same person who read Savannah Blues

I had just finished "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" (a terrific book with excellent narration - 5 star +) and was still craving books about Savannah. "Savannah Breeze" and "Savannah Blues" by Mary Kay Andrews came up on my search so I bought them both without noticing that "Savannah Breeze" was abridged. I listened to it first and was so unimpressed. The reader was bad and the story so edited that none of the flavor of Savannah came through at all. I then went on to listen to "Savannah Blues" and what a difference. It was entertaining and the narrator was very good. Ditch "Savannah Breeze" and head straight for "Savannah Blues" (but not until you listen to "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" first).

Not have allowed an abridged version to be released!

Use the narrator from "Savannah Blues." She was so much better!

Cut? I would have added more!

I grew up in south Georgia less than an hour from Savannah. It is wonderful reading a book about an area that I am familar with. I loved that she keep a secret about one of the characters until the end.

All of the characters were wonderful! I can't pick a favorite.

This was the funniest book that I have listened to in a long time. I immediatley purchased another audible book by Mary Kay Andrews.

Like Mary Kay Andrews with Isabel Keating!!!! Would listen to this book again : )

The story line was great. Ms Andrews was able to incorporate many players in this storyline and bring them all together exceptionally well. I will definitely be reading other books by this wonderful writer.

I have read several Mary Kay Andrews books and listened recently to Fixer Upper and have enjoyed her books, but this one is so disappointing. The abridged status I am sure is one reason, it is choppy and completely leaves out details that explain developing character relationships. The narration is also bad, I have liked this narrator in the past, but she fumbles with changing voices for characters, then drops the change halfway into their dialog and she makes attractive helpful female friends sound like 400 lb biker dudes! Again, so disappointing