Meet Me in the Orchard

By: Carolyn Brown

Narrated by: Abigail Reno

"Fans of beloved Southern films will flip for this charming small-town tale." —Woman’s World for The Sisters Café
Small town enemies to lovers romance between two headstrong farmers determined to one-up each other, from the queen of Texas twang herself, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Carolyn Brown.
Two and a half months have passed since Brodie Carter showed up at the Paradise and announced that he is Joe Clay Carter’s son. Getting to know all seven of his half sisters and their spouses has not been an easy job. Add to that Audrey Ross, the obnoxious, sassy, overbearing woman who owns the orchard and farm next to his. Between Audrey haggling Brodie to buy his property and his matchmaking Great Aunt Bernie setting him up on flop dates, nothing seems to be going right.
And then a tornado hits, demolishing the house Brodie and his brothers live in and everything they own. At least the farm was left untouched. Luckily, his new family offers up rooms to Brodie and his brothers at the Paradise while they work to rebuild.
Audrey claims the storm is an omen to Brodie, so Brodie does everything he can to prove her wrong. No one boils his blood like she does, and Aunt Bernie can see it. Can Brodie and Audrey stop arguing over their properties long enough to realize the spark that's growing between them?

Feuding can be fun

So this is about my 60th Carolyn Brown of a known 130 plus titles and I just saw her obituary. Wow what a legacy she leaves

Great voice distinction

I love the story and the reader. I could always tell who was speaking. would definitely recommend to my friends.

Wonderful romance read

I enjoyed the story, the characters and the setting. Avid Carolyn Brown fan. Looking forward to more of her stories.

Texas style Romeo and Juliet

This is a wonderful story of forbidden relationships and how families can push people apart or draw them together.

Nothing…not the Carolyn Brown story I had come to love…

Disappointing to say the least…but I guess that is why there was a free book included…Right?????