Finding My Way

A Salty Key Inn Book, Book 2

De: Judith Keim

Narrado por: Angela Dawe

Duración: 7 h y 57 m

Resumen del Editor

Darcy Sullivan and her two sisters continue to work hard at the Salty Key Inn, the small, Florida hotel they unexpectedly inherited. In order to inherit the rest of Uncle Gavin's sizeable estate, they must meet his challenge to open the neglected hotel by the end of the year. Darcy figures once they meet the challenge, she'll take off, travel the world, and maybe, just maybe, begin writing the world's best novel. When she meets Nick Howard, an older man who is a reporter for the local newspaper, and takes over his weekly column, her life changes. Under his tutelage, she writes about local residents, learning to see people in a different way, especially after meeting a cousin no one knew about. Her joy at having the part-time job that's always been her dream is shattered when she learns Nick is dying. For support, she turns to Austin Blakely, whose grandmother is terminally ill, and through their growing relationship, comes to understand what true love is.

©2017 Judith Keim (P)2017 Judith Keim

Sisters

interesting listen. good narration. sibling dynamic well played. good flow from book one. waiting for book three.

A big mistake in the first Seabreeze series

Dear Judith,
I loved the Seabreeze Series However in the first book, the protagonist had two daughters Ang magically there was only one In the Salty Key Series, They talk about two canoes and only get one Please continue to write your series but please keep the details correct

Finding My Way

Great spin off from Finding Me.
The twist that involved Nick was a good feel good section.

I love this series!!

Great story and I am excited to and anxious for book 3 to come out. I with they would pre sale it so I can get notice when it is coming out.

Enjoyed this book!

This is the first book I have read by Judith Keim. I enjoyed it so much that I will be listening to the rest of this series.
Angela Dawe has a clear and pleasant voice. Easy to follow along with.
I highly recommend this book.

The Sullivan girls grow on you

Despite my deep dislike of the romance genre, i feel that this author did an exceptional job in balancing realistic human feelings with a just as realistic plot revolving around the changing dynamics of a multi-generational family in flux. i grew to truly care about and enjoy the characters in this book and what happens to them as the story progresses. The narrator gives a fine performance as she settles into the voice of each character. I am very looking forward to the next installment in this story. The author has left plenty of intriguing threads hanging out there for us to grab onto in anticipation of story resolution.