Lucky Penny

De: Catherine Anderson

Narrado por: Julia Gibson

From the author of Perfect Timing, Cheyenne Amber, and other beloved best sellers. To support her orphaned niece, impoverished Brianna O'Keefe accepts work with a Colorado rancher. To guard herself from unwanted attention, she resorts to a harmless little lie: that she's married to a Denver gold miner named David Paxton. But when her "husband" shows up, Brianna is stunned - not the least by her desire.

©2012 Adeline Catherine Anderson (P)2016 Recorded Books

I love family stories

No one can write an awesome story like Catherine Anderson. I can never put her books down

Lucky Penny

Another Amazing book by Catherine Anderson! Julia Gibson is always a perfect narrator! Exceptional in this novel!

Love and family

I loved this story I could not stop listing to it until the end I wished the story would continue on another Catherine Anderson at her best.

Another great story by this author!

I’m quite impressed with this author’s amazing ability to create the most interesting, engaging and unusual characters who are entangled in the almost unimaginable situations. Loved this story!

The love and true meaning of family

I was so wrapping up in the true meaning of this family and love . So true , I was so wrapped up is this story I did not want to put this down , thank you Cathrine

Unbelievable

Was enjoying the story until the character got lemons outta his saddlebags. Come on, there aren’t too many lemon trees growing on the prairie !

wonderful

I'm not going to talk about the story line you can find that. The story was well written, like everything else she writes. I was pulled in from the beginning and never found a moment where I didn't enjoy a minute. the narration was vivid and helped to bring the already colorful characters to life. I hope she adds the rest of her books to audible.

Keeps you on your toes

I loved this story it is very interesting . I was so addicted to hearing the story I wish it went on and on

Not one of her best.

We’re we supposed to hate the main female character??? I almost didn’t finish the book because she was a pretentious (you’ll have to read the book to understand why I used this word) a-hole. Let’s not forget her air of superiority. Where did that come from? Anderson is one extreme or another for me. I either love it or don’t. Nothing in between.