All We Knew

The Cabots, Book 2

De: Jamie Beck

Narrado por: Siiri Scott

For Hunter and Sara, getting married was easy. It's staying together that's the true test of love...

Hunter Cabot deeply loves two things: the international tea company he's helped his father build, and his wife, Sara. From the moment he first saw her wide smile on their college campus years ago, Hunter fell hard. Yet now, with other family members pushing to sell the thriving business and Sara grieving their failure to start a family, he's suddenly facing the crushing loss of both.

The relentless ambition that Sara once admired in Hunter is now driving them apart. Each missed doctor's appointment, neglected dinner date, and family squabble accentuates their differing priorities. Still, Sara struggles to create the home life they'd envisioned, until unsettling developments - both personal and professional - push them to the breaking point.

When love is put to the ultimate test, can Hunter and Sara stop fighting each other long enough to fight for their marriage?

©2018 Jamie Beck (P)2018 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved

Family Togetherness

This book portrays the ups and downs of a true family structure. It also is very relatable to the trials that a lot of us face in our marriages. There are powerful lessons of forgiveness and hope!!

Loved it!

Loved the story, the characters and the romance! Sara and Hunter faced challenges in their marriage and almost lost one another but in the end their deep love for one another truimped! Narrator Siiri Scott.......Good job👌

All We Knew

Emotionally riveting story that had me cursing both lead characters. Hunter is trying so hard to keep his family business from being sold out from under him and at the same time trying to keep his marriage from dissolving because his wife cannot get pregnant. Sara wants nothing more than to have a baby. That is her whole existence and this is her last attempt at IVF. When this one doesn't work and Gentry finds out she is pregnant she decides she is going to have Hunter and Sara adopt her baby. Yeah, right. Also, Sara starts volunteering at Angel House and planning to foster children. There are so many twists and emotional turns, again cursing these two who really needed to stop and communicate with each other. This was a great addition to this series and I am looking forward to the third book.

Involved & Moving Story with Top Notch Performance

Involved & moving story. Deals with infertility, adoption, fostering. But at heart is a loving relationship of over ten years coming under great stress from several directions and how they deal with what's going on, family, each other, and themselves. Well-developed characters and plot.

All we Knew

Great read with depth of character development. I'm awaiting final installment that focuses on Gentry. Happy reading

a wonderful read

Sarah and Hunters true life struggles will have you in tears and smiling and giggling. Marriage is something we all have to work on and this is no different but how you work on it is a show of character, Hunter is a workaholic and Sarah needs him to understand she needs him also. Their love and support of each other is great.

Great book to listen to!

This book was an emotional read/listen for me. IVF is such a personal thing to go through and Sara and Hunter broke my heart as they navigated through their journey. Marriage is hard and when you meet in college and 14 years pass, you change as people and as a couple. Hunter and Sara have some tough things to face in this book and my heart went out to them. I thought the writing was great and I definitely shed a few tears. The Cabot family is one that is pretty dysfunctional, but yet, they love each other. I can't wait to see what Gentry's book brings and where this family is headed. I've really enjoyed the first two books in the series. This could be read as a standalone, but I think you get more out of it, if you read book 1 first.

The only thing that I think would have made a better narration is for a man to have read Hunter's part. The narrator did a good job with all of the different characters, but I really like to hear a man read a man's POV.

I would give this book a 8/10.

The story progresses rather slow throughout the book but it was actually a great book! Towards the end, i couldn’t stop listening! The narration was okay. Ive heard better. There was a few mistakes but overall not bad. I enjoy the Cabot family.

good book

I liked the idea behind this story but I feel like it was dragged out and Hunter , although seeming like everything was working against him was so wrapped up in the CTC was a Whiner and Gentry was a bit over the top.

Loved It!

Many romance novels follow that sickening plot that the male lead will love and stay no matter what the female lead does to him. As a guy, that infuriates me. This Novel is much more realistic and I almost cheered Hunter didn't give in. Jamie Beck captures a dysfunctional family and troubled marriage in an intriguing way, and Siiri Scott's narration made me regret to have to turn it off to go to work. Loved this book and the one before it!