The Difference a Day Makes

Perfect, Indiana, Book 2

By: Barbara Longley

Narrated by: Nick Podehl

Escape to the picturesque, tiny town of Perfect, Indiana…

Paige Langford has it all: wealth, beauty, and ambition. Yet when her boyfriend’s betrayal costs her both her dream job and her reputation, she retreats to her brother’s rural home in Indiana to heal and figure out the rest of her life. There she meets Ryan Malloy, a gruff, hard-drinking cowboy whose surly temper can’t hide the pain in his eyes.

Ryan has lost it all. He is a man on the edge, haunted by war and a lost love, who finds solace in a bottle - until a job offer from his former commander provides a glimmer of hope, and a second chance for the future.

Paige has always avoided brooding bad boys like Ryan, yet he might be exactly what she needs, while Ryan, the man who thought he had nothing left to live for, is tempted to risk his battered heart one last time...

©2013 Barbara Longley (P)2013 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Heartwarming love story

Another home run by Barbara Longley. A story about finding your way and learning to forgive yourself and love again. Brought tears to my eyes. Can’t wait to listen to the next one!

Another great book in the series

I love this series I have not been able to put my Kindle down since I started reading the very first book in the series.

Difference a day makes

I like the development of the main characters; a point of view I know nothing about!

It was just ok.

Normally I prefer men narrators. Men doing women's voices sounds better to me than women doing men's voices, however the narrator made it sound like simpering, whining girls talking. It reminded me of the SNL skit delta, delta, delta, which was funny on SNL but annoying for this book. That being said he has a nice voice for the rest of the book.

The book is exactly what you think it will be, happy ending and all.

I don't usually buy books with male narrator's

I don't think male narrator's do woman's voices as well as woman do men's voices but this narrator did a good job. the story was good and kept my interest. there wasn't any excitement but as a strictly romance novel it was a good book.