Evergreen Springs

De: RaeAnne Thayne

Narrado por: Celeste Ciulla

Celebrate the magic of Christmas in Haven Point with New York Times bestselling author RaeAnne Thayne, where hope, home and happily-ever-after are as close as your holiday stocking…

Christmas is the last thing on Cole Barrett’s mind this year. He’s barely hanging on trying to care for his two grieving children since his ex-wife died in a tragic accident. For the reclusive Cole, this is no time for gift-giving and celebration—and certainly not for a sunny-natured optimist to blow into his screwed-up life.

Physician Devin Shaw has long researched the curative powers of Lake Haven’s mineral waters. Unfortunately, the hot springs are on Barrett property, forcing Devin to strike a bargain with the ranch’s attractively gruff owner: she’ll give Cole’s children a magical Christmas, and Cole will allow her patients access to the springs. But can she work her holiday magic to heal the Barrett family’s battered hearts—and her own?

Don’t miss the latest Haven Point Christmas romance, Coming Home for Christmas, available now!

Surprise love

Great story. Loved this book about letting yourself love again. The characters were all lovable but they thought that their past .Thinking they didn’t deserve it. Finding talking help them find together they could make it.

Outstanding!

Another winner by a spectacular author. I don’t think she is is capable of writing anything except best seller novels. I absolutely love everything she writes.

Wonderful romance read.

I have enjoyed all of RaeAnn Thaynes books. Like the characters, setting, pace and the romantic thread.
Looking forward to more books about the folks at Evergreen Springs.

The love story!

The only dislike I had was there could have been more of a criminal mystery going on but not too much!❤️

Lack of difference in voice

I love the story line but the reader did not have enough differentiation in her voice for each character. Made it hard to listen to the story. Cole’s voice was horrible

narrator too forced

the narrator was extremely annoying to listen to. she had a very forced unnatural voice for most of the characters. and the story could have been done much less time and really it took the cowboy way too long to come around. not one of her best books.