Love on a Whim

By: Suzanne Woods Fisher

Narrated by: Stephanie Cozart

She met the man of her dreams, married him—and then ran away

Convinced she’s found the missing piece in her life, Brynn Haywood finds herself saying “I do” to a man she’s known less than twenty-four hours. The dawn reveals a different truth, sending Brynn into a state of panic. In the quiet morning hours, she slips away, leaving her new husband in peaceful slumber, and flees to Cape Cod in a swirl of uncertainty and self-doubt.

As Brynn strolls along the coastline, she realizes she’s been yearning for a radical change in her life. Maybe she’s found the answer here, in the quaint town of Chatham. With a newfound sense of purpose and identity, Brynn takes a leap of faith and purchases a local bakery.

Yet, unbeknownst to Brynn, her twenty-four-hour husband is closing in on her whereabouts. Soon she’ll be faced with a choice that will test the depths of her newfound strength and the power of love to heal and transform.

Bestselling author Suzanne Woods Fisher delights with this heartwarming story of love, friendship, family, and the irresistible charm of impulsive decisions.©2024 Suzanne Woods Fisher (P)2024 Recorded Books

What a great story!!!

Loved this new novel by Suzanne Woods Fisher! What a great listen! You'll get caught up in the whirlwind romance, the insane wedding antics of a momzilla of the bride, and more! Be prepared to listen all the way through quickly--it is truly that good!!!

Wonderful!

As with the other books in this series, this one was very enjoyable. There was depth, humor, and solid development of the characters. The narrator was fantastic.

Great storyline

I absolutely loved this book! It had a great storyline with a balance of comedy and seriousness. Suzanne Woods Fisher outdid herself!

Loved the characters in the book

This was a really nice, feel good book. I loved the characters and would definitely recommend it. I’d love to see a sequel soon.

God knows best.

Lean not on your own understanding. Dawn finally realized that she didn't know best for everyone; she was the most irritating character.