A Slice of Heaven

By: Sherryl Woods

Narrated by: Lauren Ezzo

Ever since she discovered her ex-husband's affair, Dana Sue Sullivan decided to put down new roots and create the best restaurant in Serenity, South Carolina. After years of hard labor, her dream has become a reality. Sullivan's provides more than just Southern comfort food - it's become a haven for the whole town - and Dana Sue knows better than anyone that relying on friendship can get you through the toughest times.

But when her teenage daughter Annie develops an eating disorder that lands her in the hospital, Dana Sue's perfect life comes crumbling down. On top of it all, her own health starts to deteriorate. Dana Sue knows she needs to change habits now to help them both get better - even if that means letting Ronnie Sullivan back into their lives.

And who knows, his return might end up being a recipe for a new beginning....

©2015 Sherryl Woods (P)2020 Dreamscape Media, LLC

Narration is underwhelming. Over pronunciation is painful to listen too.

I enjoy the light story line of the three best friends. And I’ll continue to move through this book series.

However, the narration of this book is just awful! Whoever cast this actor may have missed the mark. The narrator reads as if she’s a high school drama actor auditioning for an evening news anchor position. I’m not usually one to critique so harshly, but with the attention this book series is gaining due to the Netflix series, the publishers should SERIOUSLY reconsider another recording of this one. It’s just hard to listen too, I’m constantly “hearing her voice” instead of enjoying the storytelling.

It was okay

The book was great but it took a while to get used to the narrator's voice.

great story, didn't care for the narrators voice.

the narrators voice was so annoying as she tried to use a male tone. I much preferred the first book in this series. I'm hoping the 3rd book has a different narrator.

A Slice of Heaven

I enjoyed the first book in this series, the narration and the characters were much better. I did not enjoy the narration in this book. Very stiff and precise, definitely was not Southern in the the least bit. The narration of the men’s parts was way off! This is what I would call a story that just passed the time for me while I was driving.

awful narration

The book audio is bad but I tried my best to slow it down but it was still awful. First too fast and when I attempted to slow it down it just sounded weird kinda robotic. I ended up just buying the physical book because I am determined to finish the series. unfortunate because the first book narrating was so good. I pray it's not the same with the rest of the series as thus really takes away from the actual book