Carolina Dreaming

De: Virginia Kantra

Narrado por: Sophie Eastlake

RITA Award winner, Contemporary Romance, Mid-Length, 2017.

When it comes to love, anything can happen on Dare Island - especially in this latest novel from New York Times best-selling author Virginia Kantra.

After escaping a disastrous marriage, bakery owner Jane Clark has convinced herself that she has everything she needs - her precious son, a thriving business, and a roof over her head. But the arrival of a handsome stranger on the island shows her exactly what she's been missing.

The only home Gabe Murphy ever had was the Marine Corps. He's working hard to rebuild his life. It will take a special place, and a special woman, to make him want to stay. Now Gabe is determined to prove that he's worthy of Jane's trust - and her love. But when her past reappears, that trust will be tested, and Jane and Gabe will have to fight hard to hold on to their love and make their dreams a reality.

©2016 Virginia Kantra (P)2016 Audible, Inc.

Exceptional!

I listened to the audio version of this book. This book was a fantastic addition to the Dare Island series.
The characters of Gabe and Jane were great alone, but together they were fantastic. Jane gave Gabe the acceptance he wasn't sure he would ever find and he gave Jane the safety and security to go with her heart. That's not to say they didn't have their moments of dissent along the way as the man who had been arrested for murder tried to stay away from sweet Jane. Jane knew what she wanted (boy, did she ever want Gabe!) but knew she had to protect her son. Jane's past complicated things even more.
The story moved right along and the narration by Sophia Eastlake was exceptional!

Get A Tissue

Great find in a novel for a $6 sale AND SOPHIE EASTLAKE. Ms Eastlake aka Julia Whelan, just fills you up in this story, l love her 2014 male deepen voice . I have two of the books for $6 and I’m going to buy the other two reg$ as this is a heartwarming series that fills your heart. Hence my title, Eg when our hero Gabe feeds the dog half his sandwich and then takes care of him in the shower, and let’s not forget THE TOOL BELT. I have a picture of a marine sleeping in a cot with his arm underneath the head of his shepherd K9, so of course this story just filled me up. I love stories with strong women strong men and this is one of those stories that yes has a happily ever after ending but the journey is about pulling yourself up by your bootstraps and understanding the difference between charity and the goodness of other people.
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Carolina Dreaming by Virginia Kantra

What made the experience of listening to Carolina Dreaming the most enjoyable?

I could visualize the story, scenery, characters and feel what the H&H were feeling, good or bad by hearing it read out loud.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Carolina Dreaming?

When Gabe explained to Jane what she meant to him, how she had changed him and how he saw their life together unfold.

What does Sophie Eastlake bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

It just seems more real and I can remember details better by having it read out loud.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Second chances!

Any additional comments?

I thoroughly enjoyed this story and can't wait for the next one in the series!

Touching and Wonderful Series

There are some series that really touch you when you are listening to them. Virgin River for one, The Troubleshooter series for another. I put these books right there with them. I just hope there are more books coming in the near future. Thanks for a really enjoyable listen.

Sophie Eastlake is one of the best .

I loved every minute of this book!

Just as with all the previous books in this series, I loved the characters, the wonderful narration, the interesting, absorbing, and heart-warming story. The only thing I didn't like about it was that it ended. However, I'll enjoy the whole series again and again, since my enjoyment of these books is not dependent on the suspense of wondering what will happen next.