Hill Country Man

De: Loralee Lillibridge

Narrado por: Kathy Bell Denton

Life is full of choices. The right ones are never easy.

Divorced after discovering her husband's affairs had been going on for years, Maggie Oliver returns to Shade Tree, Texas, hoping the peaceful Hill Country ranch life will restore her self-esteem and help tame her rebellious fifteen-year-old daughter. When a fire destroys her home and ex-rodeo star Sam Banner, now a local police officer, races back into her life, she vows to steer clear of Sam's brand of trouble.

The seductive Texas charm of her ex's best man has always been a threat to her heart... a heart that could be broken again by the secret he's kept for years. How can Maggie trust herself to make the right choice this time? Sometimes, all it takes is a leap of faith and the love of a Hill Country Man.

©2012 Loralee Lillibridge (P)2013 David N. Wilson

Sam and Maggie

This is a new to me author and narrator and I am really glad I took a chance. This is a great story and being a single parent, I can relate to the feelings and thoughts going on in Maggie's head. There was quite a bit of drama with the ex but I felt it went with the style of the story.I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
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A good second chance romance!

Maggie returns home to her roots after she divorces her cheating ex husband. Sams been in love from the moment this story begins and although Maggie feels the same, she’s back and forth and it drove me crazy! Maggie can’t understand why her daughter’s behavior is so bad, yet she’s exactly like her! Sams character is sweet and strong, but he to holds major secrets! It’s such a frustrating story, but all in all it’s a good one with believable characters and situations, I’m just not a big fan of repetitive very overdone angst at all! Narrator Cathy Bell Denton did a really good job with the characters voices and telling of this story.

Make sure audio is fixed before buying!

I'm about to write Audible to let them know there are big problems with this book. Spots where is sticks like a broken record, spots where the story skips forward leaving and you have to fill in the blanks.