Backwards to Oregon

By: Jae

Narrated by: Hayden Bishop

“Luke” Hamilton has always been sure she’d never marry. She accepted that she would spend her life alone when she chose to live her life disguised as a man.

After working in a brothel for three years, Nora Macauley has lost all illusions about love. She no longer hopes for a man who will sweep her off her feet and take her away to begin a new, respectable life.

But now, they find themselves married and on the way to Oregon in a covered wagon, with 2,000 miles ahead of them.

©2017 Jae (P)2019 Ylva Publishing

Good story

Narrator could use a little training on pronunciation, inflection and character development.
Spoiled by the spot-on narration style of Abby Crayden, which I have come to associate with most of the Jae books I have selected, I found some of Hayden’s character voices and vocabulary mispronunciations kind of grating at times.
Overall a great story.

narrator

I enjoyed the narration, the narrator and book paired well together. Must listen/ read Y'all!

Enjoyable story

Just a fun easy listening book. Thought the were times of tension, overall just easy.

A must read.

I should say I don't often take the time to leave reviews, this audiobook was honestly so lovely and refreshing in part because it wasn't your typical les-fiction setting and story (you know what I mean if you've listened to/read alot of lesbian romance such as myself). I found myself so incredibly invested and eager to hear what came next for Luke and Nora that I purchased the second book half way through finishing this one and absolutely inhaled that book as well, a beautiful story with such profound messages throughout. I fell in love with these characters and I find myself still thinking of them days later - you will not regret diving into these.

Fascinating characters and story

I was so glad to see a female character who lives as a man and loves women. It isn't often seen in lesbian romance. Three narrator was very good except for her pronunciation of several words like "pinochle" and "unrequited."