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De: Janice Cole Hopkins

Narrado por: Brad Leaf

Duración: 6 h y 11 m

Resumen del Editor

Grant Spencer figures the woman sent to set things right at the publishing house is Linwood’s spy, likely sent to set him up to fail and push him out. Grant might be forced to have her here since Linwood owns the controlling interest in the company, but he didn’t have to like it.

However, he hadn’t expected her to be so young or attractive, but if she thinks that will cause him to change his mind about her, she can just think again.

Meredith Reed has agreed to do an old friend a favor and see if she could put a struggling publishing company in the black, but she hadn’t expected to be met with such resistance. Grant Spencer acts more like a fire-breathing dragon than the handsome man he is.

However, she is determined to treat him as she should, no matter how he treats her. She’s determined to pull the company out of the red, regardless of him, even though she has only from October to February to do so.

©2020 Janice Cole Hopkins (P)2020 Janice Cole Hopkins

Christian romance

I enjoyed this sweet Christian romance. I liked the characters. Meredith is kind and considerate from the very beginning. Grant is a bit of a jerk. But he changed his tune and becomes the perfect gentleman. I was a little frustrated with how they both were acting toward the end of the book. They both seemed to be smart people but they were making some rather dumb choices. There was one inconsistency in the story line that confused me a bit. Over all I think it was a good story. The narrator did a good job.

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This was a sweet contemporary story. I did enjoy it and would recommend it. It just isn't my favorite. I'm not a big fan of Contemporaries. I mostly read Historicals.

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A clean romantic story about a man and woman who have been hurt by circumstances in their lives and how God brings them together!

Great Story, Great Narration

I received this audiobook free for an honest review. This was a great story. Love the characters. Grant, not so much at first. However, Meredith has a strong faith and willing soul. Loved the Christian theme throughout that brings to life the Biblical teachings to modern day life. How does a person act when someone comes in to see why the business you are running is not producing? Tough on Grant, but Meredith does a great job of working with him. The relationship between the two goes from dislike to love. The narrator did an excellent job with the characters, their personalities and the overall story.

Enjoyable

I was a little skeptical when the book started but I ended up really enjoying it. I love the bottom between the twins, I know several sets of twins and that's really how they are. I thought the characters were well developed in the storyline was intriguing. I will say I was surprised by the ending.

I think the narrative was well done.

I received a free copy of this audiobook and I am voluntarily leaving this review.

Inspirational

Grant is sure that Meredith has been sent to prove his abilities to lead the publishing company are inadequate. She is determined to save the company and his job by helping Grant to improve his methods. The animosity between the two is intense and they both are set in their path; she to help him help the company in spite of his less than pleasant treatment and he to ignore whatever she suggests whether it makes sense or not. Even though both are Christians, they cannot seem to get past their dislike for one another. But God has other plans for the two of them and their journey makes the story inspirational and fun to read.

The narration is well done! Pleasant to listen to.

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great story

Great story & excellent narrator.
She was sent to analyze & improve the small publisher. Some of her ideas are accepted, reluctantly.
He managed the publishing house, with 20% ownership. It was losing dollars even though he ran it like his father had.
She is also an established author. It was funny when he tells the editors to judge all possible books by her 1st book.