Tomorrow's Lullaby

De: Lindzee Armstrong

Narrado por: Tiffany Williams

Falling in love just got complicated. When Sienna McBride placed her baby for adoption at eighteen, she never dreamed that two years later she'd find herself falling for someone who resents his birth mother for not keeping him.

A relationship that screams “baggage” is the last thing she has time for, especially with her last-chance Juilliard audition approaching. She can't afford any distractions if she's going to get back into the school she turned down because of her pregnancy. But that's exactly what Aaron is turning out to be-a devastatingly handsome, butterfly-inducing distraction. One that's making her reconsider the importance of attending Juilliard.

The future of their relationship rests on whether Sienna can live a lie or trust Aaron with the truth. If only she felt confident in either decision.

Get swept up in this sweetly romantic story today!

©2017 Lindzee Armstrong (P)2017 Lindzee Armstrong

Adoption examined.

This is kind of hard to get through because you could see the train wreck coming. But through the growth of both Aaron and Sienna as they have come to see how past prejudice and lack of knowledge had warped Aaron’s view. It’s a close look at both sides of the adoption issue. Sienna uses her music to help process feelings. Hang in there it resolves in the end.

Choices

Good story showing both sides of adoption. Falling in love when they have different views, choices one makes at the time. Givenaudio for my voluntary review and my honest opinion

Excellent Contemporary Romance

I have read many audiobooks by this talented writer but this one was extra special because it was dealing with such sensitive issues as adoptions. This books covers both sides of the story. In one hand, there is a young lady that made the difficult decision to place her baby to be raised by another family. And in the other hand, a young man is bitter because his mom gave him up for adoption and he has a hard time coming to terms with that.

Narration is excellent and brought the story to life.

This is book 2 in the series but can be read as a stand-alone. It is a heartfelt story with touching moments. As always with this author, her books are clean and very well written.

I always get sucked into her stories and find it hard to put it down. I’m looking forward to her next book!

Touching.story

When I first started listening to this I thought, how could Sienna give up her baby and how could her parents give up their grandchild. As the story progresses you see she had not made the decision lightly. She chose an open adoption and the adopted parents treat Sienna as part of the family. Two years later she starts falling in love with Aaron a man who has insecurities with being adopted. Along comes her ex boyfriend who now wants to be included. Sienna will have to trust that the Lord will make everthing work out. I received a complimentary audio and I am voluntarily reviewing

Love and adoption

This book shows both sides of adoption--a view from the biological mom and a view from someone who's adopted. Sienna selflessly placed her baby up for adoption when she had him at age 18, and has a completely open adoption with his parents. Aaron is adopted but has always felt like he never fit it with his adoptive family. His adoption was "closed" so he doesn't know anything about his biological parents and feels that women who "give their children away" do it because they're selfish. Will their budding romance be able to withstand such a major difference?
I really liked this story and the characters Sienna and Aaron. We got a lot of background on the two major characters in the story so the reader can understand why they feel the way they do and why they do certain things. I liked how Sienna set up her rules for dating so she wouldn't repeat mistakes she had made before, and how Aaron was willing to go along with them.
I understood why Sienna didn't tell Aaron about the baby she had placed for adoption. His experience being adopted was really different than how her baby's adoption was handled and he was struggling to let it go. She was waiting for a perfect time to tell him and there was never going to be a perfect time.
I liked how she was working towards acceptance to Julliard and that she could put her feelings into composing some of her own music. I was glad it had a happy ending because at one point I was afraid it wouldn't.
This book goes with CHASING SOMEDAY, but can be read as a standalone. This is a clean romance with just kissing.
The narrator, Tiffany Williams is the same narrator for Chasing Someday and she does a wonderful job using different tones for all of the characters.