Blue Moon Bay

Moses Lake, Book 2

De: Lisa Wingate

Narrado por: Johanna Parker

Award-winning, best-selling crossover author Lisa Wingate pens inspirational Southern fiction that tugs at the heartstrings. Blue Moon Bay takes Seattle architect Heather Hampton to quiet Moses Lake, Texas, where a promotion at her firm hinges on the sale of family farmland for a proposed industrial plant. Her plans hit a few snags thanks to her quirky family and a handsome banker opposing the land deal. It soon becomes clear that providence has other ideas for her future, and maybe this small town is the place where all her dreams could come true.

©2012 Lisa Wingate (P)2012 Recorded Books. LLC

Excellent

I didn't want to turn it off, and I didn't want it to end. Good story clean language good morals. I will listen to this author again

Being able to finally understand the death of her father.

Family is everything. Death can leave a hole in your heart, forever. Great story line.

awesome sweet story

Narrator was great! Mystery moved along! Sweet story! Nice to have a story without wokeness

suprising continuation of the Moses Lake Saga

loved it! Thought, I was surprised by the different story that erupted though a few characters from the first book were mentioned.

loved this!

The author has a way with words that it both deep and humorous. I laughed out loud many times and felt the tug on my heart also.

Great book!!

Really enjoyed this book, clean and inspirational. The story flowed very well and kept me interested.

Another good read by Lisa Wingate

I enjoyed it… but not as much as others by Wingate. In this one there are times when the minutiae of details is a bit much. But a good story overall.

Excellent

A wonderful story. Thought-provoking about what is important in life. A very exciting and unexpected ending

Real people, real life, real Love

Where does Blue Moon Bay rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

First or second

What did you like best about this story?

Lisa's words flow like a leaf on a spring stream, sometimes gentle other times fast. She personifies the excellent wordsmith. The solid plot, real characters with real problems keep the reader involved. I especially like the way she shares romance. Real raw emotions that makes the reader feel sweet and tender after reading it--not dirt and used as some do. Nor do you think these are paper people without substance, without true longs and desires.

Have you listened to any of Johanna Parker’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

Great.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes

Great book

I enjoyed this book. It was interesting through out the entire story leaving you questioning everything until she ties it all together in the end.