Jury of His Peers

By: Debbie Macomber

Narrated by: Susan Bennett

Two childhood rivals reconnect during jury duty—and are forced to navigate their complex feelings for one another—in this heartwarming novel from #1 New York Times bestselling author Debbie Macomber.

Caroline Lomax is eager to exercise her civic duty and report for jury duty. However, when she sees a familiar face on her first day, she is near certain that she has come face to face with Ted Thomasson, the thorn in her side throughout high school—and the last person she’d want as a fellow juror. Ted still seems to relish in making Caroline squirm, but he shocks Caroline when he declares that he’s always harbored feelings for her. Just as she attempts to make sense of it all, they’re both selected for the same case . . . and as things intensify in and out of the courtroom, it becomes clear that Caroline has an enormous decision to make.

©1986 Debbie Macomber (P)2025 Recorded Books

This is how much I enjoy Debbie Mavomber

I listened to this whole book. The storyline was very good, exactly what I would expect from Debbie Macomber. However, the female subject was completely unlikable. Irritating and dense, lacking common sense. I also didn’t like the way this young woman was portrayed as stuffy and old fashioned in a story that is supposed to take place in today’s world.

Tough Read

The book has a cute overview, but one specific character was a bit exhausting, and hard to follow.

couldn't finish it

the narrator drones. the content is not interesting. sorry. love the author, but this story isn't up to her normal standard