Daisy's Back in Town

Lovett, Texas, Book 1

De: Rachel Gibson

Narrado por: Kathleen Early

Duración: 10 h y 6 m

Resumen del Editor

Daisy Lee Monroe thought she'd brushed the dust of Lovett, Texas, off her high-heeled shoes years ago, but she's come back home only to find that little has changed. Her sister is still crazy, and her mom still has pink plastic flamingos in her front yard. And Jackson Lamott Parrish, the bad boy she'd left behind, is still so sexy it hurts. She'd like nothing better than to avoid this particular man, but she can't. Daisy has something to say to Jackson, and she's not going anywhere until he listens.

Jackson learned his lesson about Daisy the hard way, and now the only word he's interested in hearing from Daisy's red lips is good-bye. But she's popping up everywhere, and he doesn't believe in coincidence. It seems the only way to keep her quiet is with his mouth, but kissing Daisy had once been his downfall. Is he strong enough to resist her now? Strong enough to watch her walk out of his life again? Strong enough to make her stay?

©2004 Rachel Gibson (P)2015 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Tough story

I liked this book but it was not a light hearted story as the book cover would suggest. I was amazed at the devastating deception of the heroine, Daisy, so much so that I had to listen to the whole story to find out how the author would rationalize and overcome this deception to the lead man, Jack. I have mixed feelings, as the other listeners did. It was a sweet ending about forgiveness but it was an unbelievably high expectation that Jack work through his feelings in a couple of days. Daisy had 15 years of knowing her secret and expected Jack to get over it and move on in a matter of hours. Daisy doesn't seem to understand how long it takes to work through the emotional turmoil that her deception creates. It wasn't fair to Jack and it made it difficult for me to empathize with Daisy.

interesting

The layers of love and friendship that were explored here and the ways people breakup in bad ways was fun and interesting. Would have liked an epiloge...but oh well.

So sweet

What a sweet and intriguing love story that I’m a Texas girl myself it really hit home felt like it was super authentic great read or listen.

stereotypes at every level

shame it was so stereotypical Texas redneck versus northwest liberal. no nuance to the story or thw characters

Good

It had a bit of angst- which I don’t like but it had excellent resolution at the end. Lots of humor dispersed throughout the book that made you keep listening. Past sins needs present forgiveness.

A Favorite !

This is one of my favorite Rachel Gibson books and was thrilled to see it was out on Audible now ! I loved listening to the story - it was good & entertaining. I recommend this to anyone who likes contemporary romance books. Great chemistry between the characters !

Yikes

This is my first Rachel Gibson book, and I’m a sucker for a good romance but this is not it. It was truly hard to finish this book purely because of how much of an a** the male love interest is. Even when he’s “being nice” his dialogue is full of condescending attitude and sexist rhetoric, he has zero empathy or emotional intelligence and throws tantrums like a large child. You can have a strong manly character without making him insufferable and this really missed the mark. Daisy wasn’t a perfect character either but she owned up to her shit and tried to make it right.
This read puts me off the idea of reading any of Rachel’s other books.

Wonderful Book

This is a sweet listen. Enjoyed it. Jack and Daisies story is one of true love.

Never have I disliked a heroine more…

Normally I like this author’s characters, but Daisy is an absolutely disgusting woman. I am not finished; however, if I had the option of never starting this book I’d go back and ctrl-z.

Triggers
- anyone with a conscious
- anyone with parents

Loved it all, except Daisy

Strange, the book was great, interesting and enjoyable. I did not like Daisy. She was not a nice person. The introduction of the son was very interesting and a neat twist.
Kathleen Early was terrific as narrator.

Worth the listen