• The Pink House

  • GraceTown, Book 1
  • By: Cindy Kirk
  • Narrated by: Amy McFadden
  • Length: 6 hrs and 7 mins
  • 4.3 out of 5 stars (18 ratings)

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The Pink House

By: Cindy Kirk
Narrated by: Amy McFadden
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Deep in the forest, on a sun-drenched patch of lush green grass, surrounded by lily-of-the-valley, sits a pink house. With turrets towering like neighboring trees, and a wide welcoming front porch, the old Victorian is impossible to miss. Except that everyone in town has—everyone but Hannah Danbury.

It’s been a year since Hannah’s husband, Brian, lost his battle with cancer, just days before his 30th birthday. Over and over again, Hannah has been told it’s time to move on. Trouble is, she’s not sure how. When her company downsizes and Hannah finds herself out of work, she moves back home to GraceTown, Maryland.

Hannah isn’t sure exactly what she’s hoping to find in GraceTown, but a mysterious pink house no one but her has ever seen isn’t it. Nor does she expect the woman living in the house—someone unknown yet still familiar to Hannah--to present her with a gift: a handwritten letter from Brian.

Who is the woman in the pink house? How did she get the letter? What is Hannah meant to do with all it reveals?

Answering these questions will lead Hannah to places—and people—she never could have imagined.

Grab your copy of this captivating story that will keep you enthralled.

©2022 Cynthia R. Rutledge (P)2022 Cynthia R. Rutledge

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Its a good book/narration

I liked the premise of the book so I grabbed it. I was not disappointed. Highly recommend.

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Good book, horrible narration!

Narrator is very nasal and speaks like I would expect to hear a modern day teenaged Valley girl!! Ugh!!! So difficult to listen to this book and enjoy it.

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Life’s a gift

Cindy Kirk reminds the reader of the importance of appreciating each day and living it to the fullest.

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Pretty good

I wish there had been a little more substance to the pink house and Maisie

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Good overall

This is different than what I normally listen to. I enjoyed parts of this book but there were parts that irked me as well. I am a widow myself, I was 39 when my husband passed 10 years ago. While it is true that grieving has no expiration date I also believe that if you live too much in the past you can’t move forward. I loved the pink house in the story and the character Maize. I only wish there was more of it in the story.

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