Happily Ever Alaska

De: Patience Griffin

Narrado por: Kirsten Potter

Lolly Crocker bakes up warm desserts in her chilly Alaskan town, but can she handle the reigniting of an old flame?

Whenever things get too serious, baker Lolly Crocker knows it’s time to break it off with a guy. Without fail, her gut would tell her that the man she was dating was not Mr. Right.

The one exception is Shaun Montana, her high school sweetheart. With Shaun, life felt complete; but her mother convinced her she was too young to be tied down, and Lolly broke up with him the night before she left for college.

While Lolly keeps every relationship light, Shaun is never less than fully committed—and still somehow his romances have all ended badly. When he comes back to Sweet Home, his attraction to Lolly is as fiery as ever, but he's determined to keep things casual for once...just when Lolly is finally ready to risk her heart on a second chance with the man she loved so long ago.

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Griffin’s characters feel three-dimensional and the emotional roadblocks to their relationship ring true. Lovers of small-town romances will eat this up." -- Publishers Weekly

Hometown

These stories are a bit predictable, but enjoyable. Good flow of characters throughout the series.

Baking, quilting, and romance

Sweet story with high school sweetheart nostalgia, baking, community inter generational challenges with wholesome messages.

This was so Contrived and Corny. Over-the-Top Dramatic!

The Narrator’s voice was infused with too much emotion but she was probably just doing a spot-on interpretation of the author’s intentions. The last half of the story was so soap opera stereotypical that it made me cringe.

Not as good as the first 2 in series

Shawn and Lolly were high school sweethearts that broke up. The long drawn out drama of their story and attempts at reunion were constantly interfered. I found the characters very annoying

so funny you’ll love it

love the characters how the old ladies run shotgun over the small town the story of Young love gone, and then re-found your leather read, and it describes Alaska good

Annoying Narrator

The story was fine, not remarkable. Would have been much more enjoyable with a better narrator. This one sounded whiny and snarky no matter what she was saying. Quite unpleasant.