The Sun and the Moon

De: Rebekah Faubion

Narrado por: Jeremy Carlisle Parker, Kristen DiMercurio

Like the sun and the moon, these opposites can’t escape each other’s gravitational pull in this enchanting romance.

Cadence Connolly grew up in the cosmic shadow of her mother, the renowned psychic Madame Moira. Now, as a park ranger in Maine, she’s carved out her own life far away from her mother’s many premonitions and tarot cards . . . until she receives an invitation to Moira’s engagement party. Cadence doesn’t know what led to the thawing of her mother’s heart, but she’ll have to return home to discover the truth.

Sydney Sinclair’s schedule as a pilot makes long-term relationships difficult, but at least she can fly anywhere in the world for free with only her emotional baggage as a carry-on. After her mom passed, it’s always been Sydney and her dad against the world, so it’s no wonder she doesn’t trust the enigmatic Madame Moira—his newly minted fiancée.

When Cadence meets Sydney, they realize they share similar suspicions about their parents’ impending nuptials. As they begin scheming to break up their parents’ engagement—they can’t possibly be in love after such a short time together—Sydney and Cadence discover an irresistible chemistry with each other instead. Despite not believing in fate, Cadence might just have found her soulmate in Sydney.

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I loved listening to this. While I didn't read the physical book first, the audio production truly made the story for me. After a weak plot, the next thing that will make me DNF a book is bad vocal acting, but this book had the best of both: a great story and top-tier narration.

The narrators were both fabulous, but Jeremy Carlisle Parker is a personal favorite. I’m such a fan girl of her work (even while I suspect she has other names she narrates under... wink, wink!) and she delivered another five-star performance here. Kristen DiMercurio is also a staple in my top 5 voices, though she's quickly creeping into my top 3. ;) Highly recommended for the narration alone!