Sisters in Love

Snow Sisters

De: Melissa Foster

Narrado por: B.J. Harrison

Danica Snow has always been the smart, practical, and appropriate sister. As a therapist, she prides herself on making reasonable, conservative choices, even if a bit boring, and as part of the Big Sister Program, she has little time for anything more in her life.

Blake Carter is a player. He never gets bored of conquering women, and with his sexy good looks and successful lifestyle, he has no trouble finding willing participants. When his friend and business partner dies in a tragic accident, he suddenly, desperately, wants to change his ways. The problem is, he doesn't know how to stop doing what he does best.

When Blake walks into Danica's office, the attraction between them is white hot, but Danica isn't the type to give into the heat and risk her career. Danica's desire sets her on a path of self-discovery, where she begins to question every decision she's ever made. Just this once, Danica wants to indulge in the pleasures of life she's been so willingly ignoring, but with her Little Sister in turmoil and her biological sister's promiscuousness weighing heavily on her heart, she isn't sure it's the right time to set her desires free.

©2014 Melissa Foster (P)2015 Melissa Foster

Reseñas de la Crítica

Voted Best Book Series by Supportive Business Moms, UK

"A beautiful story about love and self-growth and finding that balance to happiness. Powerfully written and riveting from beginning to end." (Jane Porter)

Emotional and Engaging

This story had it all. It was fun and flirty but it was also emotional and raw. It tackled some difficult subject matter with honesty and empathy. I really loved both Danica and Blake. They really struggled with who they were and who they wanted to be. There was alot going on with many supporting and essential characters but it worked well and made both Danica and Blake feel authentic and real. Their blossoming relationship was very sweet and sexy. This is the first time I've listened to B.J. Harrison's work and I thought he did a good job. I was a bit distracted at times by how formal he was and the enunciation of his 't's, only because I prefer a more casual narration. Overall I enjoyed his work. This is the first book I've listened to by this author and I will definitely check out more of her work.

Great narrator!

Where does Sisters in Love rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

I love Sisters in Love: Snow Sisters. This is definitely one of my favorite books of Melissa Foster! Her writing flows so freely and naturally - she is a joy to read (or listen too!) The audible version is awesome - I liked the reader and he did a great job! I love the fact that you can toggle between the book and the audio version if want to. Danica is hilarious and I love her personality! I love how she is always trying to analyze her own life and compare it to her sister's. This is a great love story and definitely worth the read.

Which character – as performed by B.J. Harrison – was your favorite?

Definitely Blake!

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

All Melissa Foster books make me laugh and cry both.

Great Story!

I listened to this book, Sisters in Love by Melissa Foster as an audiobook narrated by B.J. Harrison. This audiobook is a great introduction into the Love in Bloom series. I enjoyed the story of Danica Snow and Blake Carter and of course getting to know all their friends especially Danica’s sister Kaylie. There was a lot going on in this book for our hero and heroine, but they both dealt with their challenges and definitely deserve their chance to be together. This definitely has me looking forward to our next visit to the Love in Bloom world. I thought that B.J. Harrison did a good job with narrating this book, especially with all the different characters. I would definitely listen to him narrating another audiobook.

Frustrating premise

Overall the story was good. Ok voice acting, good world building, decent character development. But the idea that a therapist or psychiatrist would toe an ethical line of seeing a patient she had a personal, though not close, relationship with is unrealistic. Then MFC immediately jumped to giving up her license instead of trying to do the ethical thing.

MCs had mural friends and casual encounters before before MMX reached out to MFC as his therapist. They both were attracted to each other but neither knew the other one felt the same. Duento a series of events, MMC scheduled a therapy appointment with MFC without either realizing who the other was. MFC felt it was somewhat wrong but still decided to see MMC as long as she kept boundaries. However, she continued to have feelings toward MMC. Even after realizing the feelings, they saw each other a few times in social gathers for mutual friends. She should have reprieved herself then. After they finally kissed, MMC admitted to wanting to date MFC and wanting to see her as his therapist still. MFC said she couldn't do either and she would help him find a new therapist. At this point MFC immediately starting thinking about giving up her medical license. She could have distanced herself as his therapist and still kept her license. She wanted to open a youth support program so giving up her practice didn't bother me, but giving up her license bc she had feelings for MMC was frustrating.

The entire patient-doctor taboo aspect of this story was frustrating. The MCs could have been friendly and not crossed ethical lines and the story would have been just as good. If you can suspend disbelief enough to get past this, it's a good story with complex characters.

Fantastic story with nice narrator :)

I read Sisters in love and loved the story so when it came up to review for Audible, I thought why not I already love the story so why not review it in audio form. I wasn't disappointed the story was still as good as it was when I read it the first time. This is my first review for an audiobook, so I guess the review should reflect everything about it, the writing, the story line and of course the narrator, well the writing and the story are great. The narrator BJ Harrison has a nice voice for reading books, he did a good job however I think this story would have been much better had a women read Danika and the other women in this book and then BJ read Blake and the other guys in the story. Some of the lines that were women, his voice just didn't do it for me, but for Blake and the other males in the book he did a fantastic job. I don't know if it's possible to have a female and male split up the reading but if so maybe consider for future audiobooks. But BJ did do a fantastic job for the most part and I would definitely listen to more books narrated by him. Thanks for putting your fabulous books on audible, I can't wait to listen to more of your books!