Hope Between Us

De: Christy LaShea

Narrado por: Stephanie Cisterna

Aimee McClain returns home to Point Peace, Georgia, hoping for a fresh start. She wants to find a new treatment for her seven-year-old son’s Aplastic Anemia. After the devastating loss of her parents and her husband Aimee can’t lose someone else she loves, but as a single mom with limited resources, she’s running out of time and her son’s life is at stake.

Ever since being behind the wheel the night his best friend died, Seth Garrett works hard to help people. He is a coach and a teacher, he helps his parents, he feels like his debt of sorry will never be paid. At first, Aimee is just another person who Seth can help, but soon he realizes her trouble is a lot more than fixing an old car.

The Kevin Ridley Walk/Run, an event Seth started 10 years earlier to honor his best friend, has garnered statewide attention and continues to raise money for underprivileged youth. When Aimee’s family asks Seth to help her organize a bone marrow drive and fundraiser for her son, he jumps at the chance to help the pretty widow and her adorable child.

Aimee, fighting to make ends meet in the face of Luke’s illness and single parenthood, doesn’t like this interception with Seth. He may not remember her now, but Aimee knows in time the truth of Seth’s accident will come out. How can they continue a relationship, build a new life together, with this between them?

©2019 Christy LaShea (P)2020 Christy LaShea

Engaging Story

I enjoyed the story and it pulled at the heartstrings. It had an interesting plot and relatable characters. The narrator was very engaging and did well animating the characters’ voices. She was clear, easy to understand and pleasant to listen to. Overall, a good book for a quick, clean romance.

So good!!!

This was suggested by a friend. I’m so glad I downloaded it. The reader was tough to listen to at first but I quickly got adjusted to to voice.

The writer captivated me with her story line. Having been the single mom of a medically fragile child I could picture myself as Aimee. I laughed out loud. My family gawked at me as I’d gasp for worry of what may come next. I listened in two days while I worked. Made work not feel like work!