Fearless

By: Fern Michaels

Narrated by: Barbara McCulloh

Weaving a thread of suspense into her trademark powerful storytelling, number one New York Times best-selling author Fern Michaels delivers a compelling new novel about a woman who learns that her new life may not be all it appears...

Anna Campbell is ready to take her first tentative steps back into the world after widowhood. On a singles cruise, she meets divorced professor Ryan Robertson, and the sparks between them are undeniable. Back home in West Texas, Anna and Ryan continue their romance, and Anna decides it’s time for their families to meet.

Anna is delighted when her daughter, Christina, hits it off with Ryan’s daughter, Renée. The two girls are close in age and have lots in common. Ryan’s son, Patrick, is college-bound and somewhat aloof, but Anna feels sure they’ll grow closer in time. She happily accepts Ryan’s proposal, confident in the bond they’ve formed.

But the idyllic relationships Anna is hoping for are quickly thrown into doubt. Ryan and his children may not be all she thinks they are. And as the situation grows more desperate, Anna must reach deep within and draw on all her courage and self-reliance to fight for the family and home she deserves...

©2020 Fern Michaels (P)2020 Recorded Books

I felt was totally different then the description

I think way better then I first thought . Took a bit but I loved this book !

Ending lacked depth

I enjoyed this story until the ending. It's a light read/listen, but kept my attention. The ending just didn't have enough depth to bring the story together & to an ending. It left me feeling I had just wasted my time listening because the ending left so many unanswered questions. More focus on details at the conclusion would have made this a much more enjoyable listen. The narration was good.

Too drawn out

The book wasn’t bad, but it really was painfully slow. Still noting had come together and then suddenly the narrator says “Epilogue.” It was essentially a long lazy river with a massive waterfall you can’t see at the end. Also, the way the daughter was narrated made her sound like a 3 yr old. That was very hard to get around and I kept having to remember she was actually older.

I loved this book!

From beginning to end I was hooked. The narrator was wonderful and look forward to more from her and the author!!!!!

Not Her Best Work

Whoever wrote the summary for title details evidently did not read the book first. The story was excruciatingly slow and because obvious conclusions were ignored it portrays the character as dimwitted. This was a miss for Fern Michaels. Everyone can’t get it right every time. I will continue to read her books and be a fan.