The Tapestry of a Heart

De: Erin Zak

Narrado por: Abby Craden

Duración: 8 h y 25 m

Resumen del Editor

Finnley O'Connell is at a crossroads when her life takes an unexpected turn after getting fired from her family's lawn care business. Seeking refuge in Chicago with her gay uncle, Finnley discovers a vibrant city and a new sense of freedom. But it's meeting Emerson, a captivating and mysterious woman, that truly changes everything. Drawn to Emerson's strength and vulnerability, Finnley begins to untangle the threads of her own heart and identity. What begins as a temporary escape turns into a journey of self-discovery.

As Finnley navigates her new surroundings and grapples with her own identity, she realizes that Emerson might be the missing piece in her life. But with their newfound relationship comes a host of challenges, from family conflict to personal insecurities. Will they be able to weave a beautiful tapestry of love and connection, or will the threads of doubt and uncertainty tear them apart?

The beautifully crafted characters and vivid descriptions will leave you immersed in the world of Finnley and Emerson long after the ending.

©2023 Erin Zak (P)2023 Erin Zak

Well told story…

Abby as always is outstanding.. and Erin wrote a wonderful story that wove in so much.. love,loss,family,finding yourself it’s all here.. while you usually think you know where things are going she manages to throw in some surprises.. would recommend..

twists and turns in this romance

Erin Zak is a gifted writer. The character development, outstanding supporting characters and an original plot add up to an outstanding plot and fast-paced listen. I really enjoyed the settings in Tampa and Chicago. Erin Zak described the ins and outs of both locations very well. Made me really miss the Midwest. The main characters are very likeable and sexy as hell. I have many more Erin Zak novels in my tbr pile.

Phenomenal

I couldn’t put this down! Erin Zak writes beautiful characters and illustrates their journeys so well. There was great balance highlighting Finn’s emotions and struggles and how she managed her internal dialogue. And then there’s Emerson, a calm storm who was delicate in her ways. This story was executed so well!

Abby Craden, what else can I say?!

Beautiful story.

I Love this book. I was so suck in by this story and I just couldn't stop listening. Erin Zak is a fabulous writer and then she went to get the fabulous narrator Abby Craden. I was SO HAPPY. I hope to hear more books narrated by Abby Craden, but I still love Lula Larkin! Great book.

Loved it

Any book by Erin Zack narrated by Abby Craden has too be a great pleasure, and this one didn’t fail. Loved the drama, loved the MC, loved the age gap…

Rollercoaster

I love a good sapphic age gap romance! And this one did not disappoint! Well developed characters and plot, good spice scenes! But- this did not play into the normal f/f drama. This story is way more realistic in the sense that not everything is going to be a nice light fluffy romance story. I was happy to see that all the FMC's were mature and did communicate while focusing on their individual happiness and mental health. Found family was great too. A good read and Abby Craden was incredible as always ❤️

Nice story

I listen to all of Abby Craden’s wlw works so that’s how I found this one. It was pretty good and I think I’ll try another book by this author even if it’s not narrated by AC.

Great, as usual!

Awesome writer/narrator combo! Erin never writes anything that isn't great & Abby is the best narrator, hands down. This story, the characters, the humor & sexy scenes don't disappoint!

Must Read!

Great story and it was wonderfully told! So many twists and turns I was on the edge of my seat til the end. Of course, Abby Craden’s performance was perfect!

Drama for the sake of drama

This is just not a book that worked for me. We don’t get to spend much time with the other characters other than Finley and the book is written from her perspective and she is not likable. The author throws about one dramatic situation after the other without staying to really resolve them. The most dramatic one 5-6 hours in the book and the way it is treated is almost comical. Abby Craden tried her best as per usual, however not even she can create what’s not on the page. The author needed more time and more pages to deal with all that is happening