Private Relations

Welcome to the Chapel House, the old oceanfront mansion where a group of close friends share their hopes and dreams and where love is sometimes an unexpected guest.

Heartfelt and deeply moving, Private Relations won the 1989 RITA Award for Best Single Title Contemporary Novel from the Romance Writers of America.

©2014 Diane Chamberlain (P)2016 Tantor

Not bad...except for the narrator

The storyline is pretty good!
The narrators voice and intonation was less than perfect. She sounds out of breath and too intense throughout.
I enjoyed the tale so tolerated it.
Try the sample before you purchase it.

Great listen

I discovered Diane Chamberlain's books a few months ago and once I get done one, I can't wait to get onto the next one. She always has the east coast incorporated into her stories and I love that coming from Maine.

A Good book

This was a good book. I enjoyed the story enough. I would rate it a 3.5. It isn't my favorite story that I have heard or listened to by this author. It had a lot of good and enjoyable parts. There were some parts that would be triggers to some though. I liked some of the characters and didn't like others. Sometimes the story seemed to drag on and other times it was interesting and captivation. Overall it was a good story and I am sure others will enjoy it.

Good summer read

I'm a huge fan of Diane Chamberlain, and for some reason this book didn't quite seem like a Chamberlain book, however I did enjoy listening to it. It's not as deep as some Chamberlain books, but for a light summer read, it was good. I enjoyed getting to know the characters, which I thought were well developed. There are other of her books I liked better, but this one really wasn't too bad

To long...

I kept expecting it to end and easily could have two hours before it did. The story was good but again so much towards the end unnecessary.