The Way Love Goes

Serendipitous Love, Book 4

By: Christina C. Jones

Narrated by: Sean Crisden, Wesleigh Siobhan

Length: 5 hrs and 49 mins

Publisher's summary

Fallon is the definition of a woman with her “ish” together. Flourishing business, a home of her own in a new city, a relationship on the verge of marriage, and the opportunity to create a life that looks exactly as she wants it. She’s ready, and willing, to embark on a new adventure.

She just didn’t expect to have to do it on her own.

Business is great, but the home? A total mess. The relationship? Dead in the water. The “new adventure”? Looking more like a disaster.

Until Sean.

With their shared track record of betrayal and broken hearts, it may be better to stay away, but neither of them can resist. Even their contentious first meeting can’t hide the spark of attraction, and that spark leads to a deeper involvement than either of them is sure they’re ready for. But love doesn’t wait until you’re ready - it blooms in its own time.

That’s just the way love goes.

©2015 Christina C. Jones (P)2020 Audible, Inc.

A Short Sweet Story. Great Narration

Sean and Fallon's story was sweet. It did seem like a shorter, more fast paced story than the previous books. I liked the seamless way the author included Sean and Fallon into the community, although they were not mentioned in previous books.

Some humor, some heat, a little conflict, a completely unexpected twist, and great narration made for an enjoyable listen. 3.5 stars.

Sean was horrible

I love Christina C Jones books. As a man, its good reading a book about good brothas being open with their feelings and loving black women openly and honestly. We do exist. Anyway, her books are always dope; however Sean ruins the characters. The speed reading and not acknowledging punctuation marks is cringeworthy, not to mention he sounds as if his jaw is wired shut. Wesleigh however, love her reading style. Overall the book was awesome as always.

Awesome

This was soooo good. I can't wait to start book 5.. Fallen and Sean are two people who deserved happiness and I'm glad they found it in each other. On to book 5 now. Two thumbs up for this author and the narrators.

love love love

I love the entire audio book and the series of the audio books I can't wait to read the last one.

I just love Christina

I struggled to turn this off. I think this may be my favorite of the series, even tho I wanted a fight to happen between the two men at one point. Loved the story.

real love

I'm really enjoying the black love...the black business and the friendships. it makes me feel like this could really happen. I felt like I was there with this one!

Liked, but didn't Love it.

First let me say that nobody is currently writing related, realistic black love the way Mrs. Jones is. All of her characters are working class with some level of issue, but not in a super disappointing or disturbing way. I also appreciate that she reps hard for the natural hair curly girls in many of her stories. She is awesome that way! I liked that she brings real life situations that often plague the black community but often go unsaid - like depression and fibroids to the forefront. And still after saying all of that - I really did like Fallon and Sean as characters, but their storyline just fell flat and felt rushed to me. I loved the peek back in from all of the other characters in the series again in this book and Fallon's parents were hilarious. It was also cool to see her tie Donnie and Pixie from another serious, into this one. It speaks to her creativity and I really do like that. But again, the storyline was just OK in my opinion. I am too invested to turn away from the series now, so on to book 5!

Love this series!!!

This is writing and narration at it's best! Great listens and I've almost finished the series!

Epilogue

Good read from Ms. Jones as usual; however i can't say that I've laughed all the way through an epilogue before.

Love it

Christina put her whole soul in this one. I love how she did the ending. That was epic.