A Bella Flora Christmas

By: Wendy Wax

Narrated by: Amy Rubinate

A TEN BEACH ROAD NOVELLA

The ladies of Ten Beach Road are home for the holidays in this brand-new novella.

Although their lives have changed since their first desperate renovation of Bella Flora, friends Madeline, Avery, and Nicole have always been there for each other. Now they’re returning to Bella Flora for Christmas—where Maddie’s daughter Kyra isn’t feeling particularly celebratory.

Kyra was hoping for a peaceful holiday at Bella Flora—a last gathering before a wealthy, mystery tenant moves into the home she’s been forced to rent out. Instead, she must make a life altering decision by New Year’s—a decision that becomes even more difficult when unexpected guests arrive at Ten Beach Road on Christmas Eve. Now Kyra, Maddie, Avery and Nikki will need to pull together to secure Bella Flora’s future, as well as their own.

Includes an excerpt from Best Thing Ever

Wonderfully read and performed!!! Great job!!!!!!!

I absolutely love this Wendy Wax series. I feel like these girls are my friends and family.

Novella

Good writing and characters continue but just a set up for the next book, which is frustrating.

ok

it kept attention not a fan of story line ok why 15 word review needed dunno

3 Hours You'll Never Get Back

I had given up on the Bella Flora series when I saw this one. The stories originally focused on three women with with financial issues due to being the victims of a Ponzi scheme. They took on the rehab project of an old mansion, finding a way to overcome misfortune and being taken advantage of by the world, particularly the men in their lives. Unfortunately at some point the author moved from actual obstacles to interior angst that went on for about 8 hours before the book's main character would, for no apparent reason suddenly decide to do the right thing and problems were solved. This one had to be better I thought, after all it's only 3 hours long. Well having to only listen for three hours instead of 11-13 hours was good but that was the only saving grace this book had; save yourself the money and the time.