One day, Callie Vanetta receives devastating news… She needs a liver transplant. But her doctors warn that, in her case, the chances of finding a compatible donor aren’t good. Determined to spend whatever time she has left on her own terms, she keeps the diagnosis to herself and moves out to her late grandparents’ farm. She’s always wanted to live there. But the farm hasn’t been worked in years and she begins to fear she can’t manage it, that she’ll have to return to town.
One night, a stranger comes knocking at her door… He’s an attractive and mysterious drifter by the name of Levi McCloud, and he offers to trade work for a few nights’ shelter. Callie figures she doesn’t have anything to lose. He needs a place to stay until he can fix his motorcycle; she needs an extra pair of hands. The arrangement seems ideal until what was supposed to be temporary starts to look more and more permanent. Then she realizes she does have something to lose - her heart. And, although he doesn’t yet know it, Levi stands to lose even more.
©2013 Brenda Novak (P)2013 Brilliance Audio, Inc.
"drawn out too much!"
the way she overly accentuated some of the words - it was actuall aggrevating in some points.
not a scene, but all the extreme self reflections.
"Nice sequel in the Whiskey Creek series!"
Yes, I think the audio edition brings life to both the book and series.
When and how everyone finds out about the big secret.
I think she is a good narrator.
Sort of. However, I enjoyed listening to it in multiple sittings.
Nice sequel. Worth the money.
"Heartfelt Story"
This story is about a vagrant veteran and a photographer who is deathly sick and desperately needs a liver transplant to survive. They both meet in a rather unconventional way and soon start to develop a romantic relationship. The characters from the other two books also make an appearance. Although this book was good it wasn't as good as the previous books. I look forward to reading future books from this series.
"Eh...."
The story is slow and amateurish. It feels like at 16 year old view of the world and love. Calli acts like a selfish 18 year old and so do her friends, their relationships superficial and weak. Levi is almost as bad, running off when the going gets really tough. All in all, badly written and the story line is weak with only the occasional interesting moment.
Romances are hit a miss at best. This is defiantly a miss.
She's got a very young voice and takes a teenager's tone through the narration. I often forgot that the characters are supposed to be in their late twenties not their teens.
I was just glad when it was over, willing to finish it but glad when it finally reached it's cliche ending.
If you like superficial and bland stories this will work for you. But don't expect much, it doesn't have much to give.