Peace

The Farmers, Book 2

De: Janice Cole Hopkins

Narrado por: Victoria Phelps

Jasmine Farmer can hardly contain her excitement as she finishes high school and begins college. She meets three young men who might be serious boyfriend material. Cameron is a great guy and her brother's best friend, but she feels no romantic spark when she's with him. Michael is so shy he's easily overlooked, and Reuben is charismatic but pushy and moody. When all three dates end up with their cars vandalized, Jasmine wonders what's happening. In the meantime, Isaac, her brother, is having his own set of problems. His girlfriend breaks up with him to pursue a career in the theater; and Edna, his acting mother, falls and breaks her hip. When Libby Robinson comes to help out, Isaac finds himself attracted to her. He'd seen her for years because she's Jasmine's best friend, so why is he just now noticing how special she is?

©2017 Janice Cole Hopkins (P)2018 Janice Cole Hopkins

Wow!

Another great read/listen. I do not usually do this genre, but the characters are interesting enough to keep me engaged Nd wanting to hear more.

Sweet Historical Romance

I loved this book, but wasn't very fond of the narration. The story was excellent! But the narration often sounded like it was computer generated. Other times the ladies talking to each other sounded like one person taking to herself. There is definitely a lot of room for improvement on the narration, but the story was so good, I was able to finish the book!

Peace

I LOVED seeing how God blessed Isaac in the second book of the Farmers series. He brought him together with a young women that had his sister's best friend!

Inspirational

This was a great follow-up to the first book in the trilogy, Promise. The characters are so realistic and the story captivating. I seem to always find inspiration and sweet, clean books from this author. I'm looking forward the reading/listening to the third book in the series. I want to know what happens with Kevin especially, but also with the other characters. This series has given me a new view of fostering children, especially when there are biological children involved. I found it interesting.

The narration was good.

I requested this audio book from the author and am voluntarily leaving this review.

Enjoyable

I enjoyed this book. I've liked seeing the development of the children and how they've chosen to let the Lord lead them... except for Kevin, but I believe his story is coming. I love the development of the characters, and that pass hatred and prejudices have been overcome. Book is a sweet, clean read. It has some suspense thrown in to keep you thinking.

The narrator did a good job.