Finding Home

A Hometown Harbor Series, Book 1

De: Tammy L Grace

Narrado por: Karen Rose Richter

A woman's middle-aged heart destroyed by love and loss. A divorced handyman who has given up on dating. Can small town dreams bring them both together?

Sam needs a do-over. Shattered by her husband's infidelities after 25 years of marriage, she is plagued by constant fear and loneliness. With only her dog, she sets out to make a quaint island community her new home.

Sam searches for a carpenter. Jeff, a retired firefighter turned handyman, answers her call. As Jeff works on her projects, he can't resist falling for her or her pies. Sam's not looking for romance, but can't deny their budding relationship.

When she least expects it, the pain of her past comes hurtling back at her. While torn between love and friendship, Sam must face her fears and make a choice. Will she risk the chance for a family and home she's been longing for all her life?

Finding Home is the first book in the Hometown Harbor Series, featuring emotional journeys of women in midlife, with a touch of romance. If you like escaping with heartwarming stories filled with friendship and family, dogs, and second chances, then you'll love Tammy L. Grace's tale of old wounds and new possibilities.

Treat yourself to the first audiobook in the series fans describe as "the perfect escape, captivating, heartwarming, and inspirational" today.

©2014 Tammy L. Grace (P)2018 Tammy L Grace

Sweet Romance !

I really liked the gist of the story- a happily ever after second chance romance. The characters were relatable even though a bit one dimensional. I loved the setting as I have had San Juan Islands on my bucket list of travel for awhile. Tammy Grace's description of Friday Island just made me more determined to see the Islands sooner rather than later. I think I would have liked a little less narrative and more dialog between characters. I think that would have helped to develop the people.
I was disappointed by the performance, however. Unfortunately, Karen Rose Richter's extremely cheerful but monotone reading began to grate on me less than a third of the way through. I would have given up on this selection except I really wanted to finish the book. I may have to read the rest of the series rather than listen if the narrator remains the same!

Enjoyed reading about a city I’ve been too

Good cute book. The author has everyone taking so every businessy and professional- even to her friends and eventual bf. I don’t know anyone that is that proper always. It just took a litttle away from the book. For example, as a business woman you talk one way to clients but you’re more relaxed w friends and the author never got on a deeper level w her friends.

Great story

Great story! Now need her other books on audible. I looked and none are on there. Please help with this

Finding Home

I enjoyed this first book in the "Hometown Harbor" series, the characters were very believable and the setting was imaginative.

The narration was great.

FINDING A TRUE HOME

A GOOD STORY THAT WILL TOUCH YOUR HEART. THE NARRATOR DID A GREAT JOB.

A sweet romance

This was a sweet romance about recently divorced Sam whose life has kicked her around until the cusp of 50 when she makes a completely new start by moving to her vacation home, buying a new business, and joining a small community. She finally finds a place where she can call home along with the love of her life.

The story was so predictable. I would prefer more drama.

The narrator spoke in a super sweet voice with no emphasis and the story lacked dramatic features.

Finding Home

Couldn't put down! Despite her life falling apart just when it should have been at its best. She took a chance. A year can make a whole lot of difference! Great read!

Delightful!

Finding Home is a sweet, quick story with a great mix of love and laughter thrown in. The characters are well-drawn and the story is very well-written. The author manages to give us the perfect blend of sizzle and sweet, along with laugh out loud moments. There's a fundamental truth for all of us. In order to be found, we must first be lost.
The narration is beautifully done by Karen Rose Richter. Her dynamic voice, perfect pace and modulation bring each of the characters to life.

finding home

this was a really good story, but a little dull. it could have used spicier romance. I like how this author handled the ex-husband and mean Brenda.