Winter Jacket: Finding Home

Winter Jacket Series, Book 3

De: Eliza Lentzski

Narrado por: Angela Dawe

Book three in the Winter Jacket series

There are signs everywhere if you know what you’re looking for - signs that tell you you’re doing something wrong. Go back. Detour. Choose again. Do not collect 200 dollars when you pass Go. But I hadn’t paid attention to the warnings, too blinded by ambition and the desire to experience something new. Simply put: I was making a terrible, horrible mistake.

Elle and Hunter have endured the disapproval of friends, family, and colleagues, but can their relationship survive the distance of nearly 2,000 miles?

©2015 Eliza Lentzski (P)2021 Eliza Lentzski

Wow what a rollercoaster ride

Wow what a book. This had my emotions all and anxiety taking over. I found myself speeding up the narration because I couldn’t stand waiting for what was next. There were times where I said to myself “oh Elle you better not!” I honestly started to dislike Elle best friends. For being a gold star lesbian she sure had a lot of opinions on what Elle should do. Chapter 12 about tore me apart. I felt every feeling that Elle felt. What a great book.

Good Series So Far…

I’m enjoying this series. Eliza Lentzski is one of my favorites. This particular book in the series was a little hard for me. Something about it triggered a huge amount of anxiety in me! I guess I felt the emotions of the characters too much. That’s not to say this is a bad book, just the opposite, but I felt relieved when it was over and I could move into the next in the series (totally wish there was an audiobook of it now!).
Angela Dawe is amazing. I love her as a narrator.
I’m not as keen as some on the sex scenes as some. It feels more erotica-ish than I would usually go for, as the characters and the story has so much to offer on its own. I don’t hate the sex, don’t get me wrong! I just think it’s not always needed.
Good book, great series. Enjoy!

Great.

I loved Winter Jacket, Finding Home. I love this series. Angela Dawe did a great job with the narration.

A good conclusion for a trilogy

it is true that I loved the 1st book the best, but I am glad that this book was the conclusions of the trilogy, it was good, interesting story line prefect. And narration, wow.

10 stars, if I could give them!

I am in love with this series! And Angela Dawe does such an amazing job. So thankful for Audible, as it is a nice break from textbooks and coursework!

Another Great Volume in an Outstanding Series

Finding Home is a deeply engaging addition to Eliza Lentzski’s Winter Jacket Series. It definitely pulls at heartstrings, and titillates while telling an arresting story of an evolving romance that overcomes challenge after challenge over the course of the series. The dialogue is witty, and at times humorous.

This series is great!

I'm waiting for book 4! This series is a must listen. Angela Dawe makes this well written series come alive!

best in the series by far!!!!

I was skeptical to get it because the reviews were mixed and I didn't know if I could get more invested in the characters but omg I'm so glad I bought it!! this book had me gripped in the roller coaster if emotions Eliza wrote, I was screaming while speed walking in New York in angst! It has it all, romance, love, pain, I actually cried, and I don't cry! Angela Dawe is incredible at portraying emotion and this book had them all. Definitely a must! I absolutely loved it! and am so sad it's over.

Surviving Apart?

I was nervous about this book 3, knowing there would be struggles between our two lovelies and the temptations they’d face. It was necessary to endure this book before the happier final book 4 in the series. Well, I both loved this but also wanted to slap the author silly for some actions that I didn’t agree with! I’m not going to spoil anything because I survived this with the help of being charmed by Angela Dawe’s comforting voice. Excited for the final episode!

Too long and too boring

The story is simply too long, and not very smart. It seems like the author somehow was required to write this book, but struggled with conjuring the usual magic.
But! Two words - Angela Daw.