Paper Hearts

De: Courtney Walsh

Narrado por: Andy Garcia-Ruse

Abigail Pressman would never have guessed that love notes penned on paper hearts by an anonymous couple could restore her belief in love. As a business owner in a quaint town at the base of the Rockies, she’s poured everything into dreams of expansion...and resisting the matchmaking efforts of the Valentine Volunteers, who gather in her store to continue Loves Park’s tradition of stamping mail with the city’s romantic postmark.

When Abigail is unwillingly drafted into the Volunteers, she encounters the paper hearts, a distraction that couldn’t come at a worse time. A hard-to-read doctor has become Abigail’s new landlord, and he’s threatening to end her lease to expand his practice.

As she fights a growing attraction to this handsome man crushing her dreams, Abigail is inspired to string the hearts in her store, sparking a citywide infatuation with the artsy trend. But when a new batch of hearts reaches the Volunteers, it appears something tragic has happened to the couple. Will uncovering their story confirm Abigail’s doubts about love, or could it rescue her dreams...and her heart?

©2014 Courtney Walsh (P)2021 Dreamscape Media, LLC

Heartfelt and inspiring.

I really love Courtney Walsh’s books and true to her style and fashion, I fell for these characters and felt all the feels listening to their story. I thought it had a good twist and a lot of depth. It definitely has some hard topics and backstory things going on, but the end was so hopeful and happy. I enjoyed listening to this audiobook.

Clean!!!

Amazing story! Was clean and romantic along with real life. Love this author and how she writes clean and amazing stories!

Wonderful!

Wonderful characters and storyline. The book was clean and not too sappy. Loved so much!

Love the author, didn’t love this book

I have loved every book by Courtney Walsh until this one. This is the first audio. I didn’t enjoy the story, the characters or the narrator. Don’t let this one stop you from reading others by her.

For lovers of Hallmark movies

Plot was good. Internal dialogue of characters absurd at times (main character wondering if her dry lips would stick to the guy’s if they kissed.) A Hallmarky book.