Second Chance

Another Romance for the over 40

By: L.B. Dunbar

Narrated by: Matthew Maddux, Beth Tucker

Another romance for those over 40. Can one sexy silver fox face the woman he once left behind but never let go?

Her.

A widow at 44, her husband left her a letter. Contact Denton. Once upon a time, the three of them had been best friends. Mati Rath isn’t sure she should look back. Her heart isn’t ready, or so she thinks.

Him.

A pleading phone call forces him to make a decision. I’ll be there. Yet, he hasn’t been home in 27 years. Denton Chance isn’t sure he should return. The past still haunts his heart.

A desire that never left them, along with circumstances beyond their control, brings the past to the present.

Can one sexy silver fox face the woman he once left behind but never let go?

Sometimes, love deserves a second chance.

©2019 L.B. Dunbar (P)2020 L.B. Dunbar

Bit of a ho hum because of female narration

Female narrators southern drawl was irritating. I didn't feel the emotion in her dialogue. Male narrator was great. Story was great

No more running

I am finding a new respect for over 40 romance. I had to do a star though because I'm developing a new pretty peeve. Main characters not communicating. when you truly think about it a great deal of the issues could have been solved if Maddie was told what caused the rift between Denton and Chris. I dislike how she found no issue with Chris even after the big reveal. It's overall a great read but everyone defending Chris' actions aggregates me.

Cute story, awful narration

I might have enjoyed the story more if the narration had been better. It just took too much effort to listen.

Good overall story

Good overall story. I enjoy the older characters! I always hope for second chances as I missed out on my own.

Didn’t think the narrators’ voices matched the characters, though both were okay. Actually, he was better.

Also wish the covers in these series looked like how the characters are described. On to LB’s next story.

So good yet lacked in narration

I really loved this story and these characters but it's a shame that the narration was lacking as it kept me from really enjoying it. Both narrators had good inflection but were just reading the book and didn't embodying the emotion. There's so much feeling to this story, especially from Mati and IMO the narration lacked that. I should have read the book instead, but it won't prevent me from reading more Dunbar books. I love her storytelling and her over 40 characters.