Bring Holly Home

By: A.E. Radley

Narrated by: Emily Beresford

She's lost everything. Can one woman bring her home?

Leading fashion magazine editor Victoria Hastings always thought her trusted assistant quit her job and abandoned her in Paris. A year later, she discovers Holly Carter was injured in an accident. Brain trauma led to amnesia, and Holly cannot remember anything about her life.

Guilt causes Victoria to bring Holly home and into her life to aid her in recovery. But when guilt turns into something else, what will she do?

Contains mature themes.

©2018 A.E. Radley (P)2018 Tantor

loved this!

This storyline was one of my all time favorites movies, The Devil Wears Prada with a twist of lesbian romance. I enjoyed the writing and narration. I loved the kids and how it was so normal in conversation that their mother loves a woman and for them to be so open and a little crass about the MCs acting childish and not talking about their feelings. I will add this to my favs and re-listen soon.

This one leaves you feeling uplifted

The characters are well developed and the narrator really helps pull you into the story. Very satisfied.

Almost a cross Devil wears Prada meets love story

Almost a cross Devil wears Prada meets love story with missing for a year due to amnesia. Boss felt like she was at fault for it but despite that she stays to help and bring her old assistant home from Paris

One of my favorite books

This is one of my very favorite books. Overall I feel like this audiobook was fantastic. I had a few minor issues with the narration, but overall it was still wonderful. This is a book I will definitely listen to more than once.

great story

Radley's writing never fails. just exceptional.

There are some stories that Emily Beresford 's narrating lends itself to, but imo, this is not one of them. still, a good job.

Love this

I have already listened to this series several times over! I love this book it's so sweet. I will say if you expect any sex there is none.

I loved the redemptive story!

Fashion magazine editor Victoria and her second assistant Holly are a very unlikely pair. This is one of the most enjoyable age-gap stories I've read because the characters were so well written. After suffering a traumatic brain injury that totally affected her memory, Holly doesn't remember how horribly her boss treated her in the past. It's a slow burn, second chance, redemptive story. I really enjoyed it!

Short and sweet

Yes, this is clearly a Devil Wears Prada fanfic, but it's very well written, it's engaging, and it's absolutely fun. It's also narrated beautifully. The only big flaw is that it's too short. It would have been better to separate it a bit more from the film it's based on by spending the first chapters showing a new setting in time and place, or maybe with a more substantial middle section, but I'm just being picky.

I definitely recommend it if you want to read a short and sweet book.

Radley take on The devil wears P storyline

I've just found this author and I am truly enjoying the variety of novels she offers.
In this book I found the story line very familiar although a little twist on the story as it takes place AFTER the fashion show instead of during.

Holly is the 2nd administrative assistant and I loved her story. It was facinating making me read to see what happened and what will happen. Loved it.

Emily Beresford narrated this book fantastically. I'll check out her others. What a fun take and her choice of the main character voices were perfect as well as the kids. I think she has some sort of multiple personality syndrome to affect these so well. But I'm not calling that a flaw. Nice to hear your voices Emily.

Victoria, "the supposed devil", was never a bi-atch This was probably the only tiny flaw that I could detect in the story line. She should have been shown as a little more unlikable initially but was mostly just demanding and precise.

2ndary characters like the kids and the best friend from the magazine are delightful and fun and play important roles in the plot. I really liked this book and only wished for a little bit more romance to be written in. Victoria has all these moments of insecurity where she should have at least considered a mature reaction to the sexual attraction. But she always backed off.

I loved the straddle scene. It was poignant and totally believable and fed the romance beautifully.

Thanks A. E. Radley.

loved it

could have hadore character interactions but the story is cute and the contrast between how Victoria is described and how she acts is just adorable