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Here's to Us
- Narrated by: Erin Bennett
- Length: 12 hrs and 29 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 06-14-16
- Language: English
- Publisher: Hachette Audio
- Whispersync for Voice-ready
Regular price: $30.79
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Publisher's Summary
An emotional, heartwarming story from New York Times best-selling author Elin Hilderbrand about a grieving family that finds solace where they least expect it.
Celebrity chef Deacon Thorpe has always been a force of nature with an insatiable appetite for life. But after that appetite contributes to Deacon's shocking death in his favorite place on earth, a ramshackle Nantucket summer cottage, his (messy, complicated) family is reeling. Now Deacon's three wives, his children, and his best friend gather on the island he loved to say farewell.
The three very different women have long been bitter rivals, each wanting to claim the primary place in Deacon's life and his heart. But as they slowly let go of the resentments they've held on to for years and remember the good times, secrets are revealed, confidences are shared, and improbable bonds are formed as this unlikely family says good-bye to the man who brought them all together, for better or worse - and the women he loved find new ways to love again.
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- jveazey
- SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, US
- 08-05-16
Loved it❣
This was an amazing book! Laurel, Belinda and Scarlett, all wives of chef Deacon Thorp shared one man but each led a different life with him. Each character in this story is served up like a multi course meal for us. I loved this book and really enjoyed the narration as well! Elin you keep me entertained❣
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- jawilly20
- 06-23-16
Love!!
Won't disappoint. Once again Elin makes me homesick for a place I have never been.
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- Alison
- 02-07-17
About as good as a Lifetime Movie
Any additional comments?
Meh, I could have done without this book. It felt very formulaic and 2-dimensional: take x-number of characters and explain how their lives overlap, go back and forth in time, etc. I found it very hard to connect with any of the characters, except maybe Chef Deacon the one who dies in the second chapter and who which the whole plot revolves around. If you can handle names like "Beau Tanner" and "Deacon Thorpe" and spending time with 3 women who were married to the same man under one roof, then this book is for you.
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- Lauri
- 07-08-17
Adultery Overload
Every. Single. One. is cheating. It becomes a bit ridiculous and makes them unsympathetic characters. There are better summer novels out there.
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- Eileen
- United States
- 07-27-16
love Elin's books.
I love Elin's books. I just hate that someone always has to die!! Her storytelling wraps you up in the world of Nantucket.
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- Yikes
- 07-07-16
Sweet
A nice story that feels good even tho it centres around a death. Very descriptive characters that are believable and relatable. I enjoyed the side stories of each individual relationship and the narrator did an excellent job.
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- Karla Paxton
- 04-12-17
Entertaining,draws you in...
A great summer read! The characters were well developed and fun to follow. Pick it up and you won't put it down.
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- Carol Ann's
- Southern Illinois
- 04-02-17
Could t stop listening
Great book beach reading cooking recipes it has it all
Highly recommend to read
Great summer read
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- Pamela J
- United States
- 07-18-16
Not enough happened...
Maybe it's me and I get easily bored, but this book did bore me. There was not nearly enough happening and certainly not enough exciting things happening to keep my attention. I found myself drifting into making shopping lists between the desire to slap the characters and tell them to grow up already. Still, I did finish the book and even went back to write down a couple of the recipes, but I just have issues with adults acting like spoiled children. The most interesting part of this is while I normally stop before writing a review to make sure I don't reveal any spoilers, there aren't any here to be concerned about. If you want a beach read that won't require use of many brain cells, you might like it.
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- Amazon Customer
- 05-15-17
Another good one from EH!
Where does Here's to Us rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
I always love to listen to Elin Hilderbrand's books. This one grabbed my attention as soon as it started and held it the whole book. I'd say this is in my top 10 and I usually go through 2 books a week.
What did you like best about this story?
I liked the differences between the three women (wives) and how they interacted with each other.
What does Erin Bennett bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
She brings emotion and each character has their own unique voice.
If you could take any character from Here's to Us out to dinner, who would it be and why?
Probably Belinda. She just seemed like fun.
Any additional comments?
I really enjoyed this book!
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