Out of the Blue

An Incredible, Uplifting Love Story

By: Jenny Hale

Narrated by: Emma Love

From the USA Today bestselling author of The Magic of Sea Glass, with over one million copies of her books sold, comes a heartwarming beach listen, perfect for fans of Sheila Roberts, Jill Shalvis, and Debbie Macomber.

High school guidance counselor Nora Jenkins has her hands full. Her new student, Ivy Ryman, has been wreaking havoc at Oakland High and has occupied all of Nora’s work hours. With his busy schedule, music producer Blaze Ryman can’t get a handle on his daughter. But Nora has a soft spot for the girl who’s lost her mother and is now living with her mega-famous father.

When summer break finally arrives, Nora packs up and heads for the turquoise Gulf Coast to soak in the sparkling surf and sip on cocktails until she falls asleep, wrapped in sunlight on the warm beach.

She’s just about to get her wish. Until Ivy and her father unexpectedly show up at her beachfront doorstep.

An uplifting summer escape that will have you believing that love can conquer anything. If you enjoyed the TV movies based on Jenny’s books and want more feel-good summer romance, look no further!

©2025 Jenny Hale (P)2025 Harpeth Road Press

Many things fall into our lives out of the blue!

Many things fall into our lives out of the blue! I really enjoyed this sweet romance on audio. The narrator did a great job portraying all the different characters’ voices. It flowed so well. Such a great story about family and love.

The greatest family getting together

I loved the story with family and almost family relationships. All the loss and love was great the way it worked

Loved this sweet story. Just what I needed in today’s world

Great love story of patience, compassion and acceptance. Get it, you want regret the decision.

Unapologetic goodness of the main character

This as feel good book, and struggles of real life, modern issues. Because of this look at what people actually go through, with divorce, death and life itself, the story held may attention, to watching as all of the characters grow and change and make room for each other in their lives.

Not especially interesting at all until about 3/4 through.

It’s hard to rate this. At least the first half maybe a bit more, was exceptionally boring. Hard to even know what it was about. I almost quit, but at some point, I forwarded it a great deal. When it picked up at 3/4 or so over? Finally started being more interesting and made some sense. The author needs to pay more attention to making the whole thing interesting, and my humble opinion.