Days Like This

Jackson Falls, Book 3

De: Laurie Breton

Narrado por: Talmadge Ragan

The Fiore/MacKenzie saga continues with the long-awaited follow-up to Coming Home.

Marriage can be a bumpy ride.

Friends for two decades and wed for just a year, songwriter Casey Fiore and guitar wizard Rob MacKenzie are dealing with the sometimes awkward transition from best friends to husband and wife. Still haunted by the ghost of Casey’s first husband, charismatic rock icon Danny Fiore, they tiptoe around the elephant in the living room. While Rob struggles with long-held insecurities, Casey is gradually blossoming into the woman she was always meant to be. But with change comes uncertainty, and even as she finds herself overwhelmed by the ferocity of her feelings for her new husband, Casey wrestles with divided loyalties and the unexpected changes this marriage has wrought in her.

When the 15-year-old daughter Rob never knew comes to live with them, the quiet life they’ve carved for themselves in Casey’s rural Maine hometown is turned upside down. Paige MacKenzie is prickly as a porcupine, hurt, angry and resentful toward the father she’s convinced deliberately deserted her. As Casey and Rob face the challenges of parenting a rebellious teenager while trying to become a family, they unravel secrets and discover truths about themselves and their relationship, truths that, if not dealt with, could threaten the future of their marriage.

Warning: This audiobook contains adult situations and language.

©2013 Laurie Breton (P)2014 Laurie Breton

Rose’s voice!

I have read this book multiple times so I know the story. But why oh why did they give an accent to Rose?!? Yes she is from Southie. But they didn’t give Rob or even her mother the accent! I am from the Boston area and not once did I read these characters as having an accent! If you don’t have it naturally you can’t fake it! You made her sound like a dope!!