Chesapeake Blue: Chesapeake Bay, Book 4

A good story but the voices, especially the women's characters, have a tendency to blend. This would have been better with two readers. Because the main character is a man, they went with a male reader. Even some of the main male parts seem to blend. Sometimes, unless you actually have read the book, you are unsure which of them is speaking.

Regardless, I did enjoy the humor and the characters, however, you may want to read Sea Swept, Rising Tides and Inner Harbor first to get in depth knowledge of the entire story.

I loved how this wrapped up the Quinn's story. However, the problem I had with this was the narration. Many times, there was a southern drawl to many of the characters. Seeing as how the characters are all from the northeastern seaboard, and none of them had an accent in the previous 3 books in this set, it was distracting. Very distracting. The accent seemed to disappear in the last few chapters, which again, was distracting & odd. Not to mention the character's voices weren't well distinguished. The 3 stars combine my 4-star rating for the story & plot, and my 2-star rating for narration.

Very much!!!! I felt it put the story in a different perspective hearing it than reading it.

I felt he sounded a little mechanical in the beginning but still did a great job.

The unbreakable family bond.

I hope that this turns into a movie!!! I would be there on premiere night!!!

I like listening to audio books over reading them myself because the narrators are able to bring so much more life into the story than I can.

My only problem with this book was the way Seth let his mother have such control over him. Anyone in their right mind wouldn't allow that to happen but he allowed it to go on for years. This was done in another of Nora Roberts books and it just made me annoyed with the story. The presence of Seth's mother in the story took away from the overall story. It would have been better had his conflict been about something else.

We waiting a long time for Seth and Nora Roberts didn't disappoint.

On the dock with Stella and Foolish

NO I havent

oh yeah

Yes, this is a good ending to a good series. I am sure that anyone who enjoys Nora Roberts other books will love this one too.

Seth Quinn of course, he is the main character, but I loved learning how the other families were growing and progressing.

Great voice, love the sound of his voice.

Yes. It is always great to hear how family and marriage has survived over time and hardships and that they still stick together and are always there for each other. The camaraderie between the brothers and their families is great but the sense of humour keeps the story delightful and easy to listen to. A great all rounder!

Seth. He has just turned into a great person despite a bad start in life.

Not sure.

Yes, I laughed and on occasion felt some sadness.

Loved it!

The most compelling thing is the interplay of all the family characters you became familiar with in the 3 preceeding stories. Cam, Phillip, Ethan and Seth are interlocking pieces of a strong family puzzle. Their respective wives add color, depth and more humor and love to this fabulous family.

Seth, the way he thinks, his art work, his love and loyalty to his family!

One of my favorite scenes is his homecoming, and seeing Anna first. The warmth, joy, tenderness and depth of feeling was amazing.

When Seth dreamed about Stella, (his grandmother) a person he had never met.

James Daniels does a wonderful job with this narration, the characters voices are finely drawn and the emotional content is honest and true.

This is the last story of the Quinn brothers...the youngest Seth. I was pleasantly surprised that this one was the best of all of the Chesapeake Bay Series.

Great story and great series..I flew threw them all!! Loved it!
Sweet story line but with an edgy back story that needs to be told!