Reconciled for Easter

Willow Park, Book 4

De: Noelle Adams

Narrado por: Jane Cramer

Abigail has been separated from her husband for almost two years. After a marriage that brought her only insecurity, she seeks a life now of peace and independence with their six-year-old daughter. Thomas wants to put their marriage back together, because he liked the wife he used to have, but she never wants to be that person again.

She might need his help with their daughter and start to enjoy his company again, but she just can't trust him with her heart. Even when she discovers that her heart still wants him for a husband.

©2015 Noelle Adams (P)2025 Noelle Adams

"Open Up To Moving On"

Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

I love our hero, as he didn't give up, but this story is about getting over grieving, and not what I want in an audible story. Life is tough enough, and we all will have grieving big or little in our life.
I did purchase this entire series which was read by Ms Dawe, so I have the other 2 stories in this short format. I can only hope they are fun as in the longer stories in this series. Don't miss them.

If you’ve listened to books by Noelle Adams before, how does this one compare?

not one that I would recommend unless you are looking for a self help type story, then this is it. See Jill Shalvis Accidentally on Purpose, read by the great Karen White.

What does Angela Dawe bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

I purchased this author due to Ms Dawe reading it. I buy lots of her work by an unknown author, as she brings the stories to life. I am one of her most devoted fans. See her in Nora Roberts the MacGregor series as her Scotts accent is the very best! None better than when she does the MacGregor himself!

Any additional comments?

I do use the new 1.25x speed to match the author's intent

One Week with Her Rival

One Week with Her Rival was not an uplifting book. I found it depressing. I did not really finish skipped thru to

Melodramatic

How the author managed to squeeze so much back and forth and melodrama in a few hours I don't know. Vanessa is so quick to jump to conclusions as a protective mechanism instead of confronting her grief and her own feelings. It's all a little repetitive and exhausting.

Skip this.

Okay, both main characters are awful. Vanessa has no spine and Joe is a manipulative jerk that I cannot believe she forgave. He lied and treated her like nothing more than a means to an end. Do not think he was in for anything, except the business and that she is convenient. It was all about him and even though she was ki d of sad and pathetic deserved more.