A Christmas Reunion

Small Town Christmas, Book 1

De: David Neth

Narrado por: Brenna Larsen, Andrew Russell

I'll be home for Christmas....

Tracy Slater may be a successful pop star, but fame and fortune isn't everything she thought it'd be. Under the thumb of a husband who is growing steadily more abusive, she's decided her marriage is over. She just needs to make it through one more trip home for the holidays with him before she's free.

If only in my dreams....

Stephen Austin worked hard to become the successful novelist he's always wanted to be. So why isn't he happy? And why does he feel so lonely? Then he runs into his old girlfriend, the one he thought he had lost forever.

Tormented by the mistakes of their past, Stephen sees his reunion with Tracy as a second chance. But does she feel the same way?

©2017 David Neth (P)2017 David Neth

Perfect for the Holidays

I really enjoyed listening to this story. The narrators were a perfect pairing to read the two perspectives. It was a quick read yet the story feels full and complete. There are some difficult parts to read but it’s done so well that you don’t dwell on them and loose focus on the love connection. Love that the story is set during the holidays.

sweet and happy

it keeps o warm in the winter cold. nice sweet and happy ending. thanks for the book 😊

A sweet holiday romance

A Christmas Reunion is a sweet holiday romance about a pop-star who comes home for Christmas and finds the love she left behind. The story has a few cuss words, but otherwise is fairly clean.

The audiobook has two narrators, which works well for the two points of view in the story.

A great novella

It was shorter than my usual listen but I love Christmas stories. It was delightful to have a Christmas magic ending. I got a copy from the author and this is my honest and voluntary review.

A Good Listen

This short story gives you a glimpse into the life of a Star. Returning to her childhood home for a nice relaxing Christmas, doesn't actually happen for Tracy. The characters are well written and the tale moves along nicely. This novella is just a quick listen, but a very enjoyable one.