Weaving the Strands

De: Barbara Hinske

Narrado por: Dina Pearlman

BookBub best-selling author Barbara Hinske's beloved Rosemont saga continues, with secrets in the shadows and love in the air.

Maggie Martin's plans to start a serene new life have been derailed. As the beleaguered mayor of Westbury, she's at the epicenter of the town's worsening financial crisis. The looming foreclosure of its senior center followed by a suspicious death have fueled a barrage of public criticism all pointed her way. And she may have unwittingly invited a traitor into her inner circle. Throw in a lovelorn daughter, an attic full of surprises - at least one of which is most unwelcome, too many guests for Thanksgiving dinner, and an uncertain relationship with her favorite veterinarian, and Maggie has her hands full.

Her nemesis on the town council, wealthy businessman Frank Haynes, is up to what he does best - no good. He's poking around in her late husband's shady past to unearth whatever he can find that will help him gain the upper hand over Maggie. But his new assistant from Scottsdale may have her own tricks up her sleeve.

With trouble all around, will the winds of change blow favorably or foul for Maggie? Curl up and travel to the enchanting world of Rosemont and its irrepressible owner.

©2014 Barbara Hinske (P)2017 Audible, Inc.

Weaving the Strands

I really enjoyed this book, but I was disappointed in the ending. I’m hoping that the next book in the series resolves the plot.

Pretty good story, poor narrator

The story was OK, pretty good I guess, but the narration was fairly poor. Not happy to have to buy multiple books to hear the entire story.

I love Maggie

The story moved along at a good pace. I realy love this book. Now I want book 3 .

Love the Rosemont Series

Enjoyed Book 2 of the Rosemont Series. Loved the story, the characters and the small town setting. The narration was also done well. Looking forward to Book 3!

Small issue

There are parts of it wee it sounds like a cd skipping it’s small part but still distracting