A Chesapeake Shores Christmas

Chesapeake Shores

By: Sherryl Woods

Narrated by: Erin Bennett

After years apart, Mick and Megan O’Brien are finally ready to make it official...again. Most of their grown children couldn’t be happier about their rekindled love and impending marriage this holiday season. Only Connor is a holdout. Driven to become a divorce attorney after what he views as his mother’s abandonment of their family, Connor’s not about to give his blessing to this reunion romance.

The last thing Megan wants to do is hurt her family again. After all, is she really sure she and Mick can make it this time around? And when an unexpected delivery causes chaos, it seems only a miracle can reunite this family.

Of course, it is Christmas - the season of miracles.

©2010, 2020 Sherryl Woods (P)2021 Dreamscape Media, LLC

Continues to be great

All of the stories of Chesapeake Shores have been great! And the narrator is always phenomenal.

Great Story

These Chesapeake Shores books are the best and with Erin Bennett narrating you can't miss!

surprised

I was afraid to buy because I thought for sure it would be too Christmasy. I was pleasantly surprised!

Christmas

Continues good series. Have to ignore the overall time span. It’s not consistent. Hadn’t liked Connor too much. This book surprised me. Love to see Mik & Meghan together again. Enjoy series that pull characters forward in each book while adding new ones. Interesting light reading surrounding events of life with the support of great family/friends. Good narration. Did increase it to 1.25.
Listening for a second time. Really irritated with Megan. I think Mik should pull the condescending rug out from under her feet.

Inconsistency

From book to book, I’m noticing a lot of inconsistency in the characters. The time jumps for each character are not always logical. While some age with the years, like the twins, the stories pick up without the time jumps. For example, this book finally finishes a main story that began in the first two books. This book should be 4-5 years later, but that is completely illogical to the relationship progression which is more likely about a year or two max. Lots of little thinks like that made it too confusing at times.

Also, this book is only from the perspectives of Mick and Meg. The others have all had at least 4 protagonists. And Mick and Megs story has been drawn out so long it’s kind of boring now.

Narrator is excellent but in this book I did notice some inconsistencies in the character voices at times too.