Slow Waltz in Cedar Bend

From the author of the phenomenal bestseller, The Bridges of Madison County, comes another captivating tale of love.

Her name is Jellie Braden, and economics professor Michael Tillman wants her from the moment they meet at a reception for new faculty members. Something deep inside Michael whispers that she is the one, and Jellie—a 40-year-old married woman—hears the voice, too. The attraction—between this middle-aged man who still rides the motorcycle from his youth and the introspective wife of a new colleague—calls forth magical feelings that only lovers can know. At the same time, it engenders the pain of choices and loss. But when Jellie disappears, Michael is ready to search the world over to find her—to discover the past she hides and what he must do to make her his own.

©1993 Robert James Waller (P)1993 Phoenix Books, Inc.

My favotite book, ever!

What made the experience of listening to Slow Waltz in Cedar Bend the most enjoyable?

A great and memorable love story!

What was one of the most memorable moments of Slow Waltz in Cedar Bend?

The trip to India to follow his love interest there!

Have you listened to any of Robert James Waller’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

No!

Who was the most memorable character of Slow Waltz in Cedar Bend and why?

The professor!

Any additional comments?

No!

Engaging

I really liked hearing the narration by Robert James Waller himself. The story was interesting. but downplayed the effects of divorce on the one being left.

The story line

Loved the way the story went on and it seems so real and interesting. As a professor I could tell that the life at university was very much like Michael

excellent

I've loved this book for years. Great performance. touching and heartwarming for me. a keeper.

The best love romance novel I have ever listened to

I loved the reality of the love and romanc of two human beings
and the explanation their feelings and behavior.