A Place to Stand

De: Meg Farrell

Narrado por: Amy Deuchler

Rhae Peters is happily married to her best friend, Ryan, who loves her more than anything. She has the perfect life until the worst thing imaginable happens - Ryan is killed. Rhae is faced with learning to live without him and coping with the devastating revelations that follow his death and make her question what she thought they had together. With her life in turmoil, Rhae wants to start over and forget everything about Ryan.

Cade Miles is Rhae’s mysterious, handsome neighbor who recently arrived in Bell Hills to help care for his ailing grandfather. Despite her increasingly intense feelings for Cade, Rhae feels the hand of propriety holding her back from pursuing her attraction to Cade.

Both broken in their own ways, Rhae and Cade must learn to help each other overcome their pasts.

©2018 Meg Farrell (P)2020 Meg Farrell

very good

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

Loved it!!!

This book was great! It had me laughing and smiling all through it. This just goes to show that forgiveness leads to healing. Loved it!!!

Lots to like

This listen started off seriously strong. Rhae had just lost her husband in a tragic car accident and the opening sequence leading up to the funeral was raw and resonated real. You felt what Rhea was going through!! There was some levity in the text as well that leaned towards the closeness Rhea had with her family and friends.

It's unfortunate that the rest of the book plateaued from there. There were no real highs or lows from that point. Rhea discovers some things about herself and her now-deceased husband. She finds new love. End scene.

I did enjoy the narration though.

A Pleasant Story

This story started out with a very sad situation happening to Rhae Peters. As time passes, she has to overcome many obstacles in her life and learns to trust people again. With the help of a total stranger in the beginning, one Cade Miles, she slowly gets things back together as he does also. It seems he was just as "broken" as she. In the end, all's well that ends well. I was given this free audiobook at my request and I have voluntarily left this review.

Great listen!!

This book starts off really sad. It draws you right in. I felt Rhae’s pain and really agreed with all her inner monologues. It is predictable at times. Regardless of that I listened straight through. I really liked the characters. They were relatable. I will definitely listen again. I just wish there was more even an epilogue for a glimpse of Cades and Rhae”s life. Did they have a baby. Did they stay in New Orleans.

The narrator was good. She was clearly understood.

This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review.