Heartache Falls

An Eternity Springs Novel

De: Emily March

Narrado por: Kathe Mazur

The healing magic of Eternity Springs continues in this novel in Emily March’s vibrant series about a very special town and the people who need it most.

Married for more than twenty years, and with her children out of the nest, Ali Timberlake has come to Eternity Springs alone. She’s looking for answers to heartbreaking questions and searching for something that’s missing deep within herself. Taking a lease on the Bristlecone Café in pursuit of a lifelong dream, Ali feels revitalized as she becomes part of this charming mountain town. But a big piece of her is still back in Denver with her husband, Mac, a successful judge—and a man who isn’t going to let the woman he loves leave without a fight.

When Mac shows up in Eternity Springs—sexy, seductive, and determined to win his wife back—he experiences the wonder of the place that has given Ali such feelings of happiness and belonging. He wants that for her, but even more, he wants that with her. Ali has found a special place for her heart. But is there still enough room left in that heart for him?

©2011 Emily March (P)2011 Random House

Reseñas de la Crítica

“Characters you adore, a world you want to visit, and stories that tug your heartstrings. Bravo, Emily March. I love Eternity Springs.” (Christina Dodd)

“Emily March’s stories are heart-wrenching and soul-satisfying. For a wonderful read, don’t miss a visit to Eternity Springs.” (Lisa Kleypas)

Great Series

Love the growth of every character in each book. Can’t wait to start the next one.

loved it!

I love this whole series. This book was particularly good - it's not often that books start with a couple that's been married for 20 years.

eternity Springs

I love you eternity Springs Series so far and I cannot wait for the next one to begin it kept me on the edge of my seat wanting to know what was going to happen next.

Engaging novel

This story was a masterpiece. So much of true life issues. Narrator was great. I look forward to listening to more of this authors books..

Heartfelt relatable romance

I liked Ali for the female lead. She really expressed her stage in life and frustrations and regrets of mistake. She made in her marriage. I love the city of eternity Springs. The whole series is just awesome. You will very much enjoy reading this.

Love this series!

This book is such a reminder of what we think we want in life may can change. Letting God take control of your heart, will always bring you the happiness you desire.

Can’t get enough of Eternity Springs

This series needs to be made into a movie series. I love how we get to know new characters but previous characters are not forgotten the plots weave together nicely. And is Celeste an Angel or just divinely gifted

Relatable story for women in their 40's

This is my favorite Emily March book because I am going through the phase of life where my children are leaving for college. The book does a really good job of showing the reality of what it's like to go through this major life transition. The love story between a husband and wife who have to fall in love again after 24 years is also great and something I can relate to.

My least favorite

I’ve loved this series and listened to many of the series, all before this and many after but I can very close to returning this for credit. Ridiculous characteristics of the main characters. Just when you think they couldn’t be more absurd, here comes a new chapter and another twist with no logic. Was it really written by the same author? I find that hard to believe. Don’t waste your points.

Very saddened storyline focused on a old married woman”I know best” at what’s best for my husband

Paid extra and was excited at the reviews when it was really about what an empty nester mother thinks she knows what’s best and what her husband should be feeling based on her own selfish whims. She even goes about setting herself unhappy while making her spouse unhappy because of this. The saving grace to the story is the mother in law shows up and buffers the mothers selfishness by showing herself even more selfish. Don’t spend money on this book. I was so sadly mistaken