All Summer Long: Fool's Gold, Book 9

The biggest fault I could find is something that would spoil the story, so I won't say it.

I loved reading about the trials and tribulations of a male model trying to live a regular life. Charlie's trauma was sad, but not overdone.

I understand that Clay needed a back story of love lost, but there wasn't as much angst there as I expected, and for which I am truly thankful.

Fool's Gold keeps drawing me back, even after nine entries in the series, which is amazing. Most authors lose their way by the time they hit book six. This one is a little short, probably because much of the other stories in town weren't rehashed much.

Would I buy it again? Yes
Will I read it again? Absolutely

I have no idea

The narration was so bad and so distracting that I couldn't even focus on the story!

No

Disappointment...I usually like the author

I love about 99% of the audible books I get...this is the 1% awful

I enjoyed this book so much. I enjoy romance stories that are more believable like this one is. It's no waste of money or credit. I'm looking forward to more in this series and from the set up of the existing characters one can see that there are more books to follow. Some to look forward to!

Charlie stayed true to her character

Charlie - she was real

Even a butt model can look beyond the surface

Absolutely!! All the Fool's Gold books make you miss the characters. When you want to reconnect with them all you have to do is pick up the book and read it again. Or listen in this case.

I don't think their was a moment. I think the idea that they were both running from the perceptions of themselves was memorable. Lessons learned while enjoying the story are the best kind to learn.

I love Tanya Eby. She is my friend who tells me what's going on. I have read many books she has read and she always makes them enjoyable.

This book is similar to Pia's story. There were a few parallel's but it was still an interesting story for Charlie.

I like the fact that Tanya Eby has been the sole narrator for this series. The characters voices don't vary from book to book, which is a great comfort to this listener.

I loved Charlie's vulnerability and strength. Clay was a true gentle man.

Consistency!

Having dealt with this issue in my family, I was impressed with how respectfully, realisticly, and kindly Susan Mallery dealt with this subject matter. This is why I continue to buy her books. Great stories, intelligently written.