The First Kiss of Spring

By: Emily March

Narrated by: Amy Landon

New beginnings

When mechanic Josh Tarkington meets gorgeous New Yorker Caitlin Timberlake on a quick trip to Telluride, he is head over heels in lust from the word hello. But that's all he wants - after his troubled childhood, relationships have always fallen into the don't column. When Josh's chance to hook up with Caitlin is interrupted, he's actually relieved...which is why he's shocked to find Caitlin has moved to Eternity Springs a few weeks later - right next door.

Second chances

Caitlin's near-miss fling with Josh is only one reason Caitlin has upended her whole life. The other is her career: She knows she has finally found success in the big city, but Caitlin still yearns for the fresh mountain air of Colorado. Isn't it time she pursue her dream job of opening a daycare center? The only thing she didn't plan on was reuniting with Josh...and the red-hot chemistry that still burns between them. But can Josh escape the demons from his past and let Eternity Springs work its healing magic on his heart?

©2017 Blackstone Audio, Inc. (P)2017 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

journaling

loved the storyline. the journaling throughout the book was a great touch. a story within a story. great read!

another good one

I've now listened to several books relating to Eternity Springs and have enjoyed them all. this one was a bit slower on the pace but still good.

Bana"what a stupid ending "

Didn't enjoy this book. Good idea poor execution. The ending was just stupid. Fell a sleep twice while listening.

❤️

I have enjoyed every book in this series. Each has made me smile, laugh, cry and wish they would never end. The narrator was perfect and gave a whimsical feel to each character. Reading these books while going through some stressful times took me to a peaceful place with every word. Thank You for creating these journeys. 🕊

Good enough story, but...

I have 300 books in my library and this is the first time I almost quit a book because of the narrator. The reading started grating on my nerves about chapter 5 and it just got worse. The inflection and words drawn out? Not sure how to describe it, but don't think the characters spoke that way in my head.