Lost & Rich

By: Jude Ouvrard

Narrated by: Tia Johnson

Widowed before her 30th birthday, Gracie Collins has dealt with her share of tragedy. Lonely and on her own, she ends up taking a job with an arrogant boss. Three years later, she’s taken to tolerating him for the sake of entertainment. When she’s not eating the frustrations he’s caused, that is. Everything changes when a stroke of good luck puts Gracie in a position she never imagined.

Freed of the rat race, she begins contemplating her identity, goals, and dreams. She begins taking chances and expanding her horizons, but is she ready to move on with life, love, and the future? Will her newfound fortune pave the road to happiness? Or, will Gracie find that the wealth has left her poorer than ever before?

©2017 Jude Ouvrard (P)2019 Jude Ouvrard

Well written & enjoyable

This my second Jude Ouvrard book, and I have to say she is a very talented author with the ability to captivate her readers/listeners. Lost & Rich is one of those stories that you find yourself savoring every moment of it. The storyline and character development are stellar, authentic, and convincing. Tia Johnson's narration captures the essence of the narrative and the characters, breathing life into the story. Overall, this was a fabulous listen, and I strongly recommend this audiobook.

OK

The story was good and different but slow. I had to speed it up to get through it. But I like faster paced stories. It did have it's funny moments.
I requested this free audiobook and am giving an honest review voluntarily.

Good story Narration not so much

This is a non-bias review. The story was interesting. I like how the hero wasn't the one I thought it was. The heroine was a little whiny. I would have liked more chemistry between the main characters.
The narrator did a good job. The only thing I didn't like was, she sound like she was in a tin can reading the story. She needs a better studio.

Good Story

The story was good but slow. There were funny moments. Did not expect the hero to be Mr. Pulley but I enjoyed the twist. The narrator was good but it sounded like she was reading in a closet. Will definitely try more books by the author. I requested this free audiobook and am giving an honest review voluntarily.

Humble, sweet and short

This was a cute story about a widow who won the lottery and promised herself to not let it change her. It was a nice change to see someone stay humble and true to herself. Narration was good but the sound quality wasn’t that great. A bit of an echo and sometimes could hear background noise. First time hearing this narrator and she was pretty good. Great for a quick listen.