Tea & Comfort

Madrona Island Series, Book 2

De: Andrea Hurst

Narrado por: Laurel Schroeder

Duración: 7 h y 35 m

Resumen del Editor

Fear made her run - A second chance at love made her stay.

After receiving life-changing news, Kyla Nolan ran away from her life as a top model in New York and left her fiancé, Luke Bradford, behind. Now, almost two years later, Kyla has a rebuilt her life as the successful owner of Tea & Comfort on Madrona Island. She lives in a cozy home behind her tea shop, has great friends, and a community where she belongs. But Kyla's life is thrown off balance when Luke moves to the island.

Luke has purchased the local vineyards, just like he and Kyla had always dreamt of. But Luke is not here just for the grapes. He is determined to discover why Kyla left him, if she still loves him, and if the future they planned is truly over.

Kyla must face her past and make a decision. She knows that this time around if they have a chance at happiness she will have to reveal her true identity and the secrets that drove her away....

©2015 Andrea Hurst (P)2016 Andrea Hurst

Great Book

The second in the series, and it's just as good as the first. This book focuses on a different character, and it keeps one in touch with the characters from the first book. When reading/listening to a good book, I become attached to the characters, and I want to know more when the story ends. Excited about the next book in the series!! This book is well worth it's cost.

enjoyable listen

I liked the story it was sweet though predictable. The reader was a bit lacking in animation.

Enjoyable book.

What did you love best about Tea & Comfort?

This book was a nice easy listen. Relaxing while listening.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Tea & Comfort?

When Luke's brother Stephen comes to visit. It really shows what and maybe why he is the way he is.

Which scene was your favorite?

My favorite scenes where when the three women put their heads together to get something done. What great friends they are.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes I wanted to listen to this book all in one sitting and I did.

Any additional comments?

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Sweet story

I enjoyed this sweet story, although I would have liked just a bit of suspense somewhere in the book, but that's just me. I liked the main characters and was happy to hear more about the characters from book 1. I'm hoping the next book will one day come out on audible, since I'm legally blind and cannot read actual books or ebooks, so audio books are my entertainment. I thought the narrator did a good job and held my attention the entire book. Overall a nice read and loved the fact that this author doesn't use foul language in her books.

Okay story.

I bought this after reading the first book in the series "The Guestbook". The story was just okay. I tired a little of hearing about all the food they ate. But my biggest complaint about this book was the narrator. To me a narrator can make or break a book and this one almost did just that for me. She had very little emotion in her voice and reminded me of a professor teaching a class.