Fly Away

De: Kristin Hannah

Narrado por: Susan Ericksen

The profound sequel to Firefly Lane, now a major Netflix series starring Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke. From Kristin Hannah, the bestselling author of The Four Winds and The Nightingale.

Fly Away is the heartrending story of three women who have lost their way and need each other – plus a miracle – to transform their lives . . .

Tully Hart, a celebrity news reporter is spiralling downward after the sudden loss of her best friend Kate.

Consumed with guilt, Tully and Kate's daughter, Marah, grapple with their past mistakes. Meanwhile, Cloud, Tully's mother, endeavours to alleviate the burden. For them to find their way back, forgiveness becomes their only hope.

And then something momentous happens – something which causes each one of them to realize what they’ve done, and what they have become . . .

This audiobook also contains a reading group guide with Kristin Hannah.

'A novel that will touch the hearts of all who pick it up' – Huffington Post

Readers love Fly Away:

'So gripping and unputdownable'
'The sequel to Firefly Lane is simply fabulous . . . The three women all reach new heights and depths'
'Make sure you have your tissues at the ready'
'So beautifully written, you will love it from start to finish'
'I will be telling all my friends who read about it'

Reseñas de la Crítica

A novel that will touch the hearts of all who pick it up.

Heart-warming.

Hannah’s storytelling chops keep the pages turning.

Well worth listening too!

A well crafted plot, most descriptive and beautiful. Unable to stop listening. Changed my outlook in life in a profound way. A well written story leaving a lasting impact on me. No one will be disappointed listening to this story.

Sad to say I was disappointed

I was so excited to download this book! I love all Kristin Hannah books, especially Fire Fly Line so when I saw a sequel has been released I had very high hopes. The book started a little dark which was to be expected (given the ending of Firefly Lane) but the darkness and depression carried on all the way through. The storyline seemed very repetitive, boring, lacking depth and was predictable at times.
The best part was the chapters learning about Dorothy/Clouds life and her beginnings! Definitely a book could have been written about her!!