Yours Forever

De: Farrah Rochon

Narrado por: Linda Jones

Can the sins of the past...

Louisiana powerhouse attorney Matthew Gauthier has spent a lifetime safeguarding his prominent family's scandalous history. So when Tamryn West makes it her mission to dig up the past, Matthew must do everything in his power to stop her. But his plan to distract the alluring history professor begins to send his own passions raging out of control....

Tamryn came to the town of Gauthier to find the diary that could be the missing link to her grandmother and her enduring legacy. In the process she stumbles onto the secrets of another family - secrets Matt will protect at any cost. As his sensual touch awakens Tamryn's deepest desires, will a revelation that could make her career cost Matt his political dreams - and their future together?

©2014 Farrah Roybiskie (P)2015 Audible Inc.

Great story

love the characters , very personalized storyline. finished the book in two settings, most memorable moments, "when Matt did selfless act and gave the professor the diary

Good Story Not So Great Narration

while the narrator is good, there were some points that were distracting in terms of pronunciation and inflection of words.

He's one of the good ones!

Any additional comments?

This was delightful. I gave it a bit of a side eye when I found out our hero, Matt, had political aspirations, but boy howdy, if all politicians were like him, I might not hate politics so much! He's one of the good ones. Two thumbs up for the very familiar, small town south!

Great read

What can I say? Farrah never disappoints! I just absolutely loved the story of Tamera and Matthew and how all of her stories always have a strong female character. I was engulfed from the moment I hit play. Treat yourself ladies. ;)

Romantically Charming

Sweet, refreshing, and encouraging story. The descriptive narrative gave each scene a delicate visual reveal.

Good Listen

I enjoyed the story. Romantic and only mildly explicit. It was cute and made me smile.

Slow momentum but worthy

I was a bit confused as I was unsure about the hero and heroine as this story started. No real sizzle. Slowly we got there and I cared but it ended so quickly I would have loved another chapter or two to wrap things up. Linda Jones did an admirable job reading but not a lot of emotion coming through which I missed.

It was alright

This was our pick for the month of January for our book club.... it was alright .... slow ....slow......my mind started to wonder off on something that had nothing to do with the book......almost made me stop but I wanted to complete/finish what I started. By the time it picked up it was over. Looking to the left/right that’s it..... 🤔