1105 Yakima Street

Cedar Cove, Book 11

De: Debbie Macomber

Narrado por: Sandra Burr

1105 Yakima Street
Cedar Cove, Washington

Dear Reader,You’ve probably heard that my wife has left me. Rachel’s pregnant, and she says she can’t handle the stress in our household anymore. My 13-year-old daughter, Jolene, is jealous of her. Maybe it’s my fault. As a widower I spoiled her - Jolene was reading over my shoulder just now and says that’s not true. She claims Rachel ruined everything. But that’s not true. The real question is: How can I get my wife back? I don’t even know where she is. She’s not with Teri Polgar or any of her other friends from the salon. The other question is... when will Jolene grow up and stop acting like such a brat?

Of course, I’m not the only one in town with problems. Linc Wyse’s father-in-law is trying to destroy his business. And you know Charlotte Rhodes? Seems she’s becoming forgetful, and the family’s worried about her and Ben. Lots of other stuff going on - but Rachel is better at keeping up with it than I am.If you have any idea where my wife is, give me a call. Please.

Bruce Peyton

©2011 Debbie Macomber (P)2011 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

The story lines

I enjoyed the entire book and wish it was a tv series That would be shown on TV

the whole series

love the Cedar Cove series. I like the way the characters are re introduced in a each book and new characters introduced. I also love the Cedar Cove mini series.
love love love

My favorites!

I love the Cedar Cove series! Debbi Mecomber is such a talented writer, I feel like these people are my family!

Didn't much like the performance

What did you like best about 1105 Yakima Street? What did you like least?

This was a nice, sweet story very much in line with the other Debbie M books.

What did you like best about this story?

Happy ending and relate-able

Would you listen to another book narrated by Sandra Burr?

no

If this book were a movie would you go see it?

no

1105 Yakima Street

I must compliment the writing skills of this author, and the deliverance of the novel given by the narrator. However, throughout the book there is a casual attitude of promiscuity which I do not endorse or enjoy in recreation or entertainment. There are no overt sexual scenes, at least to the point where I stop reading the novel, it's just the matter-of-fact attitudes that I saw displayed in the personal relationships. But then, I am a prude. Others may really enjoy this book.