Tides of Desire

Julia Harper’s career as a photographer keeps her on the road, never staying in one place for too long. Coming home after her father’s death was only meant to be temporary, just long enough to settle the estate and move on again. Then she sees Adrian Cole. The boy she once loved is now the man who never left, tied to the marina and the life she walked away from.

As memories resurface and the pull between them grows harder to resist, Julia must decide whether to leave her old life behind for good or risk everything for the love she has never forgotten.

©2025 Amy Cadelle (P)2025 Amy Cadelle

Sweet story

It was a sweet story, and the narrator did a good job with the emotions of the main character.

Romantic

Tides of Desire by Amy Cadelle is a great contemporary romance. Courtney Maya did a great job with the narration. The story is entertaining, romantic, emotional, and more.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.would recommend

Romance

I enjoyed listening to Tides of Desire narrated by Courtney Maya. This is a second chance romance full of emotion. Julia comes home after her father’s death and sees Adrian, the boy she left behind. So if you’re looking for a short romance story this will be a great one to listen to.

Beautiful

This was such a beautiful story about reconnecting with your roots and I really enjoyed it. Courtney Maya did a fantastic job narrating: she has an incredibly smooth voice and narrates at a perfect speed, allowing you to get sucked into the story. She also did an amazing job adapting her voice to the mood, which helped give more depth to the story.
While the story is shorter and deals with heavier themes (the FMC is having to deal with her father’s estate after he passes away), there are plenty of light hearted moments throughout the story to counter balance it. This contrast made the story even more beautiful, as it highlighted the happiness of the lighter scenes. Kinda like a rainbow comes after a heavy storm.

Great story line

Very well done book. Great book about how life can get hard at some times. Overall excellent book.