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The Bay
- Narrated by: Kate Hood
- Length: 14 hrs and 20 mins
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Publisher's Summary
When Sydney corporate wife Holly Jamieson turns 45 she shocks her husband by buying an old house in The Bay with plans to transform it into a charming B & B.
What began as a gesture of independence changes her life. Holly soon discovers that beneath its tranquil surface, The Bay is a whirlpool of passions and conflict. It was once a whaling town, then a sleepy resort that became trendy, and now developers are moving in for the kill. Holly, her family, and an unusual band of new friends are in the battle lines - and not always on the same side.
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Overall1 out of 5 stars
- Peggy
- 07-29-10
Save the planet sermonette
I loved Heart of the Dreaming and thought this would be another great book. Not to my taste. 80% of the story is a sermon on save the planet, save the whales, don't build, etc. Although I can agree with much of what the author had to say I was looking for entertainment -- not a sermon.
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- Kerry
- 10-25-16
Don't waste your time or money!!!
This book had so much potential but never got there. I could have missed whole chapter and it wouldn't have mattered!!! Disappointed.
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