The Replacement Wife

De: Tiffany L. Warren

Narrado por: Patricia R. Floyd

Five years after his beloved wife's death, wealthy Quentin Chambers still hasn't returned to the church or his music ministry. Even his home is now devoid of music, and without his attention, Quentin's five children are getting out of control - until his mother stepsin and hires him a live-in nanny. Montana is pretty, compassionate, church-going, and even has a beautiful singing voice. The children take to her right away, and soon enough Quentin finds his heart opening to faith - and love - once more. But not everyone loves Montana....

A "friend" of Quentin's first wife, Chloe has been scheming to become the next Mrs. Chambers since the funeral. Chloe is convinced she's just one seduction away from a marriage proposal. Now she'll do whatever it takes to get rid of Montana - including blackmail, theft - and digging up a troublemaking man from Montana's past. But Chloe forgets she's got secrets of her own, and the tables may turn with a twist she never sees coming....

©2014 Tiffany L. Warren (P)2014 Recorded Books

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Very nice and sweet storyline. Good read for someone who has had a loss! Missing passion love or sexual encounter…..

Great story, but…

One of the things that I love about the author and the narration is the character development. Great story, Full of suspense, plot twists, and down home humor. Except, I didn’t like the Chloe character. She was left just hanging and it didn’t make sense at the end. Otherwise, it was a great read.

love story

I dislike that there no resolution by the character and in some cases very confusing.

LOVED THIS BOOK

Where does The Replacement Wife rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

This book is in my top ten.

What did you like best about this story?

there was no vulgar language and it was still intriguing.

Did the narration match the pace of the story?

yes.

Sweet and romantic modern day Cinderella tale

narrator was good and I enjoyed the characters. a sequel would be nice. it's a welcomed version of Christian fiction