Dying to Meet You

De: Rich Amooi

Narrado por: Tim Paige, Stephanie Rose

Liz Parker doesn't like surprises, but winning the lottery isn't something she would complain about. Before she has time to think about how to spend her new fortune, she's hit with an even bigger shock than unexpected wealth. She has three months to live unless she finds a one-in-a-million bone-marrow donor.

While her medical team scrambles to locate her miracle, Liz throws together a bucket list, charters a private jet, and takes off to see the world. The journey of a lifetime holds even more surprises, including the hunky pilot she's falling for at the most inconvenient time.

Will Liz die before she can realize her happily-ever-after, or will the universe come through for her one more time? Find out in this humorous tale of true love and adventure!

©2019 Rich Amooi (P)2021 Tantor

Family

Living life as it should be lived...laughter love and over coming the sad past and begin again

Best Ever

I must say I now understand what people were saying about this book being so awesome. I was a little afraid to start this book for a number of reasons, however I am glad I finally read it. I definitely saved the best for last. Rich Amooi has an amazing gift for story telling and his talent for unpredictability is why he is one of my favorite authors. Every time I think I know whats going to happen, he surprises me by going a different direction, making the twists and turns even better than I would have thought possible. I also love that he gave everyone a happy ending in this book. The narrators were amazing but how could they not be with such great materials to work with.

Beautiful story!

I loved every thing about the story. It was funny, heartwarming, interesting, detailed and a beautiful love story! I especially liked that they were in their 50s and going on an amazing adventure while doing good deeds around the world. The narrator was awesome and had a very pretty and clear voice making it easy to feel the story.

Older couple

I enjoyed everything I about the story. I was just putnoff sometimes by the female narrator sounding so young playing an older woman.

Love this story!

I loved this story! My only critique is that the sand in Santorini is black from the volcano near it not white.