The Midnight Moon

Publisher's Summary

It was a fun holiday romance under a moonlit sky. After exchanging passionate nights and only first names, Peyton Watts and Logan Weaver go back to their lives. For Peyton, it’s a return to her steady, conservative social circle and the not unwelcome overtures from attorney Margot Joseph. Meanwhile, Logan’s free spirit is happy again moving with the college crowd. So when fate throws them once more into each other’s paths, it shouldn’t mean a thing....

©2014 Gerri Hill (P)2015 Audible, Inc.

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This is the kind of romantic mush that just makes me melt. I'm a romantic at heart, and sometimes it's hard for me to decide whether I want to be the one doing the romancing, or the one being romanced. Lucky for me that with lesbian books, I get to be both... at least in my head. What happens when you have a vacation romance that leaves you both wanting more, but neither of you feels like you can push to continue things? You go home and do a lot of remembering of what happened and mourning what might have been. And what happens when you suddenly run in to that holiday crush right in your own city? Well, probably not what Peyton does.
I really liked this book. Logan was able to get Peyton out of her head, while on vacation, and in to the now. And the now apparently included a lot of hot sex for the two of them. The connection was so intense and visceral, that both are still thinking of the other long after they've said goodbye. And with a second chance provided by a surprise meeting, you'd think both would grab on and jump in. After all, that's what they've both been wishing they'd done. But Peyton has issues that hold her back. And make me want to just smack her upside the head. In the end, Peyton has a choice to make, and finally sees exactly what her choices would lead to.
I also liked Abby Craden's narration. She had a definite voice for each character, although there was a slip once or twice that made me go back and listen again to make sure I knew which character was speaking. All in all, a sweet, sexy listen that definitely made my day go by faster.

4 of 4 people found this review helpful

I'm In Love

For the most part I liked this story a lot; in fact I fell totally in love with Logan. Therefore I became utterly confused by the way she kept chasing Peyton the Squish, the weak willed woman who lacked the ovaries to stand up to anyone but Logan. There were of course all the assumptions gone wrong and misunderstandings inherent in romance novels along with decisions that seem to lack coherence. So obviously in my opinion it was the Logan character who made this audiobook; it was her that got this selection five stars from me.

7 of 8 people found this review helpful

popular, tried and true story, but that's the fun

Sexy story. A good read. I am not sorry I used a credit on this book.

2 of 2 people found this review helpful

The word is NO...

Wow Payton drive me nuts...
This is a great love story that will frustrate you because Payton won't take the time to learn the word NO...
I love Logan, and how she brought out the best in Payton. I found the story engaging and enjoyable to listen to.
Gerri Hill is a great writer, and the narration was of course amazing.
So yeah, you should read this book. it's worth it..

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

Great Listen!

I loved the realistic storyline and slow build to passion and dreams realized. Great characters and steamy romantic moments.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

gawd I loved this book

I was hoping for a great story, character development and romance. This book did not disappoint. I enjoyed it very much. The best line, "C'mon, it'll be fun." Perfect book to escape into. Gawd, Abby Crayden has the best voice ever.

Brilliant audiobook

Sometimes you get an audiobook that is the perfect match of story and narrator. This was it.

It was such a wonderful romance and the narration was flawless.

Definitely hitting my favorite audiobooks list

Romance at it's best!

If you could sum up The Midnight Moon in three words, what would they be?

Just. Let. Go.

Who was your favorite character and why?

I loved both Logan and Peyton. Logan was just out there and persistent and perfect. Peyton slowly let her walls down to find the experience and the love of her life. Great tension between the two. Very well performed.

Which character – as performed by Abby Craden – was your favorite?

She nailed Peyton. Logan was solid but she really performed Peyton well.

Very disappointed

Story thin and predictable without any pleasant surprises
Narrated by someone I admire who failed to make characters appeal able - tried too hard to sound distinctive but made romantic pursuer almost unbearable

Great story! Good narrator.

I loved this story and how it evolved. Both main characters trying to find themselves. Collage women vs high society woman. It was hard to stop listening. Every second I had I listened, including late into the night. One of my favorites from Gerri Beers! Of course a narrator can make or break a book and this author was pretty good once u get use to her.

Holiday romance turns into something more

A nicely written romance where one woman takes the time to woe another. It has a number of great romantic moments, balanced with erotica. Abby Craden does a great job narrating the novel. I don't have too much to say about it, other then I recommend it, and it sits well with other works in the f/f romance genre.

4 of 4 people found this review helpful

Recommended

Great story, Abby Craden narrating was as awesome as ever, loved Logan's character but there was the occasional moment when I could have slapped Peyton! Follow your heart girl!!! Loads of flirting, steamy love scenes, funny one-liners. Give it a go... It'll be fun ;-D

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

simple & beautiful

storyline is simple n easy. love the character Logan. and the voice narration is perfect pitch.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful