Zero Visibility

De: Georgia Beers

Narrado por: Brittany Pressley

At 18 Emerson Rosberg was poised to become an Olympic skiing sensation. Growing up in the Adirondack ski town of Lake Henry with a world-renowned ski champion for a father gave her an edge over the competition...until the day she let her ego get the better of her and made a devastating mistake that would cost her any future in the sport. Deciding the only way to heal her shattered dreams was to run as far away from Lake Henry as possible, she settled in Los Angeles, leaving all memories of her previous life far behind.

When her mother dies suddenly, Emerson is forced back to Lake Henry to take care of things, including the sale of The Lakeshore Inn. Her plan to get in and get out of that miserable town as quickly as possible is brought to a screeching halt when Cassie Prescott, the bubbly, friendly owner of a local sporting goods store, gets in the way. Cassie's still cleaning up the debris from her last relationship, but she's instantly drawn to Emerson despite warnings from friends and family alike.

As the cold weather closes in, and Emerson and Cassie's relationship heats up, one question keeps popping up for Emerson: Can you really go home again?

©2015 Georgia Beers (P)2015 Audible, Inc.

Love love love

Love this book! Georgia does not disappoint!!! Super awesome! Definitely worth a read! Great plot and storyline.

Hard to put down!

Once again Georgia has written a great book for mature readers, she never ceases to amaze me. Keep writing them and I will keep buying them and reading them!

Zipped thru it!

I enjoyed that the characters were flawed in a realistic way and trying to figure things out like we all do in real life. Even tho in some ways it made one of the main characters unlikable at times that's what relationships are all about :).

Good read

It was a little slow to start but once i was a couple of chapters in it was definitely captivating.

lg4az

This book is by far my favorite listen. Great story and the narrator was beyond perfect.
I recommend highly.

Georgia Beers is a Great Author !!!

If you could sum up Zero Visibility in three words, what would they be?

Two Women Heal

What was one of the most memorable moments of Zero Visibility?

When the clouds clear, as do their minds & they kiss and the View is Incredible.

Which scene was your favorite?

When the daughter decides Not to sell the Inn (on-the-spot) at the brokerage firm & the greedy potential buyer loses it !

If you could take any character from Zero Visibility out to dinner, who would it be and why?

The sweet lady who continues to run the Inn after the owner dies. Because I admire her loyalty.

Any additional comments?

Georgia Beers ROCKS !

Zero Visibility

This is not my favorite from Georgia Beers, but it is still good. I like the Lake Henry setting and the small town vibe. Cassie is a very likable character, but I struggled throughout the book to not give up on Emerson. I felt she was very emotionally wishy-washy, and kind of cowardly. Her behavior as a teenager was understandable, but instead of using her past to grow, she used it to build a wall...a whiny, whiny wall. Anyway, despite my issues with Emerson, Zero Visibility is an enjoyable read, and I would like to read more from Lake Henry.

Excellent story. Interesting sub-plots

I enjoyed this story. It was fun, dramatic and romantic. It is a nice interweave of plots and love. My only criticism is the amount of crying generated in the story.

An excellently produced story

Great but short

This was a fantastic story. I just wish there would have been more. It seemed to end so abruptly, I would have loved for the author to continue the story a little more. I also wish there would have been a more defining reason for the change in Emerson's character development. It seemed very abrupt and like it happened for no reason at all. Overall, it was a good read.

Super nice story

Really love stories about going home and dealing with regrets and getting them out of your system and being able to move on with the life you were meant to have its only then you can see the possibilities.