Love Everlasting

Brides of Seattle, Book 3

By: Tracie Peterson

Narrated by: Alyssa Bresnahan

Abrianna Cunningham has always viewed her longtime friend, Wade Ackerman, as a protective brother. Lately, however, she's begun to see him differently and finds herself attracted romantically to him. But she's confused and overwhelmed by these unfamiliar feelings.

Wade, on the other hand, has loved Abrianna for some time and has been waiting for her to realize they are more than just friends. When he asks her to marry him, she asks for time to adjust to their changed relationship.

And then there's Priam Welby, who has been relentlessly pursuing Abrianna. Will his underhanded tactics succeed in luring Abrianna into marriage with him?

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Great end to the series!

It took me a minute to get into this book because the first few chapters are mostly Abrianna’s struggle of figuring out she loves Wade. But quickly enough I was again pulled into this book more than I was with the other two. I enjoyed the whole series and since all 3 were really about Abrianna, with supporting characters falling in love, I was glad to have her story come to fruition. I was also glad that it didn’t end abruptly as soon as the conflict was resolved like many stories do. Loved all the eccentric characters in these books!

Phenomenal series!

The characters and story lines were so very entertaining! I found myself chuckling or laughing out loud regularly. I would love to see the author add more books to this series as I would like to see what becomes of all these characters.

Wonderful series!

I thoroughly enjoyed this final book in the series. It took me a bit to get into this series but once, I did, I couldn’t wait to listen. I’m sorry this is the last book.

Another amazing story

The story we’re suspenseful and witty. I liked it very much. I would certainly recommend it.

Great listen

Romance, adventure, suspense, conflict, humor and great character development. I love the quirky Aunts, who add humor to the story. The narrator does an excellent job bringing consistent individualism to the characters, drawing you into the story.