Home Sweet Home

De: Fern Michaels, Donna Kauffman, Melissa Storm

Narrado por: Lori Gardner

Duración: 8 h y 32 m

Resumen del Editor

What makes a place feel like home? A mother's embrace, the warmth of new friendship, a sweet reunion-all can be found in these unforgettable stories....

Three's a Crowd - Fern Michaels

This Mother's Day will be the first in three years that Samantha Stewart has spent with her parents. And she's bringing a very special gift - the baby granddaughter they've never met. Sam's work as an overseas reporter was exhilarating and dangerous. Now she's seeking stability for little Caroline - and answers for herself - and finding them in a homecoming full of surprises....

New Beginnings in Blue Hollow Falls - Donna Kauffman

The moment she set foot in Blue Hollow Falls, Dubliner Katie MacMillan felt right at home. Back to help with her sister's pregnancy, she's contemplating her own future, especially when she confronts Declan MacGregor, her childhood tormentor and first crush. This Blue Ridge town was supposed to be a new beginning, but can it also be the setting for a second chance?

Bring Me Home - Melissa Storm

For Hazel Long, spending time with her bedridden father is bittersweet. There's comfort in the friendship offered by other hospital visitors - and the kindness of a handsome male nurse. And when Hazel's father begins to tell her the story of the mother she barely knew, it's an unexpected chance to bond, and a lesson in making the most of each new day.

©2020 Kensington Publishing Corporation; additional copyrights in text (P)2020 Recorded Books

Really enjoyed this book! Loved the narrator!

Really enjoyed this book and loved the narrator! Three good stories. I highly recommend it.

Picked it up for 1st author Fern Michaels

Decent short stories, issue with narration for 2nd story "New Beginnings in Blue Hollow Falls" ...
I became confused when I thought the story was talking about another group "the clan". Then as I listened further it sounded like narrator was still saying one of the characters "Declan". Through the rest of the story it was evident that it was Declan being discussed. Then I thought,"Did I hear it wrong before? Was it always pronounced (de-clan') or as I thought I had heard before (dek'-lan)?
As much of a perfectionist about such things as I am, I went back to the beginning, and sure enough... for some reason the pronunciation of Declan's name CHANGED!
In previous audiobook I have been mildly offended by neighboring town's name being grossly mispronounced, product names being misprounced, even a state name being mispronunced -- but I just figured the narrators weren't aquainted with the local pronunciation. But how do you change a character's name mid-story??

Overall….good listening

The 3 stories were quite nice to listen to. The 1st one though left me wondering if I had missed several chapters!!

Picked this up for the Blue Hollow Falls story

Was quite disappointed - narration accents and names were all wrong. Story focused on two character groups - just not the best. Hoping narrator has gotten better at her craft.

Books to Enjoy

I enjoyed all the books. They were unexpected, full of life, and inspiration. Well worth listening to.

Who allowed that narration to remain?

The stories are sweet. Nice escape literature. The narration of that second story however is about the worst I've heard. Terrible accents and basic pronunciations. Hey production team! Your authors deserve better! In fact, so does your narrator. Why would you release this as is?

Last story

I Liked the last story best of all the stories. Didn’t care for Irish brogue in one story.

Great Story for our times

They were great stories to get lost in during these trying times. Can't wait for the next one.

First story was good

I didn’t like the second story the first story was better. I love the author and her other Audible books

Three Beautiful Stories

This book included three beautiful stories by three different authors. The stories were great. The narration was excellent with one glaring exception. The narrator consistently pronounced the Irish name Declan wrong. That drove me to distraction in the second story. I don’t understand why no one caught that error in editing, nor how the narrator could use an Irish accent yet not know how to pronounce Declan. Otherwise, very good book.