What Matters Most

De: Georgia Beers

Narrado por: Hollis Elizabeth

Starting a new life in a new city is never easy, but Kelsey Peterson is managing. She owns her own specialty shop, she's made some new friends, and she's finally feeling like she's ready to put down some roots in this small Chicago suburb. She's even struck up some regular flirtatious banter with that sexy blonde she continually runs into at Starbucks. But when her business and personal life unexpectedly collide, Kelsey's confidence in her newfound happiness starts to slip through her fingers, and the hardest part is figuring out what matters most....

©2017 Georgia Beers (P)2017 Bold Strokes Books Inc

Enjoyable story, horrible narration

Would you listen to What Matters Most again? Why?

This was a typically enjoyable Georgia Beers story, nearly ruined by inexplicable narration. The tone and affect of the narrator was bordering on sarcastic and bored. Like it was being read by the Real Housewives cast. I almost couldn’t get past my annoyance to finish the book. But I did enjoy the story.

Would you recommend What Matters Most to your friends? Why or why not?

Mmmmmm, not sure. I’d recommend the book but not the audiobook

How could the performance have been better?

By hiring a different narrator.

Great Story, Horrible Narration

I really loved this story but from the moment the narration began it was like nails on a chalkboard. I literally had to start the book 3 times. I'm glad I did because first off I bought it and secondly I enjoyed the story.

The problem I had with the narration was that she sounded, pretentious in that almost every line read ended on a down note with a throaty gravelly sound throughout the whole book. Very offputting.

Great book

Loved the book; narration was great although sound wasn't true. Story line was great but wish it would have developed storyline further than they did. it just ended with what matters most which was the title. I just like to see relationships develop I guess.

Another great book from Georgia

Georgia has penned 2 great strong independent women who both are loving and caring. Unfortunately they allow their pride and stubbornness to almost ruin a really great thing.
the supporting characters are fleshed out nicely and the mother/stepmother adds just enough loving attention that grest moyherd do.

loved it!

another great story from Georgia beers. great story line, awesome message, narrator excellent.. another one of my favorites.