The Point of it All

Sugar Valley, Book 2

De: Christina C. Jones

Narrado por: Sean Crisden, Wesleigh Siobhan

Duración: 6 h y 16 m

Resumen del Editor

There's always a reason to try...if you look hard enough.

Contains mature themes.

©2020 Christina Jones (P)2020 Tantor

What A Beautifully Written Story Of Life

This is a heartwarming story of life, love ,determination & survival....I love how Eva & Luke both we’re able to aid with pulling one another from their respective “sunken places”. Excellent Narration!

Speechless

Beautifully written. Beautiful story. Funny. Everything you need in a book. My favorite thus far.

OMG!!!

OMG This book stress me out, but it was so good!!! Eva got on my nerves. I couldn't get into the sex because all I can think about is cancer.

What A Beautiful Story!!!

I thought I used up all my tears when I read the Serendipitous Love series. Oh, how wrong I was. Lawd, The Point of it All had me knee deep in feelins’ and crying buckets of tears. Why didn’t y’all tell me this book was so emotional?!!! I had to take several breaks, multiple times, while I listened to the book because the content was so heavy. Whew chile! I was NOT expecting a breast cancer storyline. While I admired Eva's self-assurance and strength when she was faced with everything she had to endure, I was also very upset with her for initially choosing not seek treatment. After watching her mama and aunt die of cancer after undergoing chemo, I understood her decision but, it still angered me. I didn’t understand why she refused to see why Luke, Justine, and Leon were so upset with for making that decision. I mean, come on! Who wants to sit idly by and watch their girlfriend, BFF, and ex-wife purposely die?!!! In the midst of her cancer diagnosis, Eva becomes smitten with Luke. Oh, I adored me some Luke! He was just amazing. He had such a caring and thoughtful character. And, he was the total opposite of Ben. Mama Georgia, Luke’s Grandmother, use to own the Honey Branch Winery and Vineyard Eva purchased. The winery becomes the catalyst to Eva and Luke getting together. When he finds out about her cancer diagnosis, they try to make things work under impossible and sometimes tense circumstances. Eva realizes her decision is really hurting the people she loves and she finally agrees to get treatment for her breast cancer. I don’t understand why CCJ would end this series with just two books. How on earth did Justine not get her own story?!!! She lost her husband while she was pregnant with Journey five years earlier and has been single ever since. Christine deserved a HEA! It just boggles my mind that she didn’t get her own story. Despite the heavy storyline and heavy emotions, The Point of it All was a phenomenal book that was beautifully written. CCJ managed to balance it with romance, humor, and pearl clutchin’ sex scenes. This book is why I am such a huge CCJ fan. Her ability to write amazing stories continues to blow my mind.

A WONDERFUL story!

I love love this book! The story line is excellent! Well worth the d for anyone who is faced with an illness!

love the book

I love the book. the narrotors are two of my favorites. I listen to books because they are narrating. I love CCJ writing Nd will continue to purchase and enjoy her work

Emotional Rollercoaster

I forced myself to finish this one. Eva was way too much for me. Her feelings were selfish and unrealistic.

Phew

This was real! It pulled tears, it was so realistic to life experiences had. I'm thankful for the humorous parts to give reprieve of the heavier things.

Beautifully done!

Nette in Colorado

Loved.

I loved the teo books in this series. I am so addicted to Christina C Jones. as always she didn't disappoint. I wad prayinh Eva would change her mind about treatment because I would have cried my eyes out if the ending was a funeral. Two thumbs-up for author and narrators.

Deep storyline

This book is applicable to many people who must make a decision about health issues. I love that it shows the dynamic between friends when disagreements arise from decisions and the affect decisions can have on others. Both narrators did a wonderful job bringing each character to life.