Love and Other Things

By: Christina C Jones

Narrated by: Wesleigh Siobhan, Myles Washington

Tara... well, Tara sucks at choosing men. Cheaters, deadbeats, even criminals, Tara just seems to have a magnetic attraction for dysfunctional relationships. That is, until she meets Chris.

Will she be able to move past her failures at love to explore something new?

Val is a handful. Completely uninterested in anything that even resembles love, she's willing to push away the one person who would do anything for her. Can she come to her senses, and embrace the possibility of forever before it's too late?

Kristin already has the perfect marriage. For almost 15 years, her friends have considered her relationship the "blueprint" for lasting love. But the surface is usually a lot more polished than what it covers. When her marriage is put to the test, will it pass?

Love and Other Things takes you on a journey with three friends as they navigate betrayal, hurt, demons from the past to find second chances at love.

©2013 Christina C Jones (P)2023 Christina C Jones

Each character story was different.

CCJ never disappoint. This was a very good read. All characters were developed nicely. Their stories had me all over the place (in a good way). Sometimes I felt sad, angry, frustrated, hurt, anxious and happy. Good job CCJ

Love and all things

I love this book. It showed love from three different perspective. Once again Wesleigh Siobhan narration was five stars.

Cute Novellas

The combined stories were entertaining and cute...nice to see how the friends blended together. Interested group

CCJ is my favorite!

I wait in anticipation for something new on audible from CCJ. Especially when read by Wesleigh Siobhan.

A Little Something For Everyone

I was unaware that there were 3 different stories included which caught me by surprise. Because the characters were connected though, it felt like somewhat of a continuation of where the last story left off, which I personally liked. The first story had a lot of humor and I literally laughed out loud often. The second and story might cause some triggers for some and was quite emotionally heavy. The third was also quite heavy but not as heavy as story two. Nonetheless, I really liked how these the 3 female leads showed up for each other and I liked how the author connected the male leads together too. It was a good listen overall and the narrators did an amazing job!