A Year of Extraordinary Moments

A Magnolia Grove Novel

By: Bette Lee Crosby

Narrated by: Shannon McManus, Eric G. Dove

From USA Today bestselling author Bette Lee Crosby comes a heartwarming novel about letting go of the past to make way for a brighter future.

Tracy Briggs has finally gotten her act together. She’s focusing on her own life and helping her hearing-impaired son learn to talk. With her sister married and exploring a new career, Tracy has begun to run the family’s magazine business and feels her life is pretty much perfect. That is, until her son’s deadbeat dad shows up in Magnolia Grove asking for a second chance.

Now that her son is getting the help he needs and a promising new romance with his teacher is in bloom, Tracy wants to keep her life just as it is. But her ex isn’t taking no for an answer. And when a spirited elderly woman enters Tracy’s life in an unexpected way, she’ll have to work harder than ever to keep her new life on track.

Torn between the past she knows and the uncertain future, Tracy must decide what is best for both her and her son, learning along the way that ordinary choices can bring extraordinary possibilities.

©2018 Bette Lee Crosby (P)2018 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Extraordinary moments

Love the book thank you bette Lee Crosby .i enjoy this book so much .hope to read many more

Love this Audiobook

I love the Storyline of this book. The Narrators did a wonderful job presenting the story, I felt like I was there seeing things unfold. I finished the book in less than a day. ❤️❤️

Very well written book

This book was well written, flowed well, the characters were interesting and the narration was pleasant. Enjoyable.

Not able to open this audiobook

It shows up on my Nook but I cannot download it. I have tried everything. It started to download and stopped and I have not been successful in getting it to continue. I also cannot remove it from my Nook to start over again. Please look into that and let me know why?

Snip and save

This book, and the 1st, are ruined by the repeated use of “Snip and Save”. The author needs to use other phrases to describe it-I.e. the magazine, father’s business, etc....