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Eternity Springs, Book 11

By: Emily March

Narrated by: Amy Landon

Fall in love with this heartwarming new romance in the New York Times best-selling Eternity Springs series by Emily March.

Chase Timberlake is a hometown success. He travels the world as a photographer with Thrill-seekers, Inc., a sports adventure show on cable television, with his fiancée, the show's host and a former swimsuit model. Everything is perfect - until one moment changes his life forever, sending him back home to Eternity Springs a changed man.

To Lori Murphy, Chase Timberlake is the one who got away. After high school they recognized that their dreams and desires were taking them in different directions, so they decided to go their separate ways. She tells herself it was the right decision, even if news of his engagement knocked her flat. Now a successful vet, Lori is returning home to carve out a place for herself in the scenic town. But what will happen when she comes face to face with the only man she's ever loved?

©2016 Emily March (P)2016 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

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Such a great story
Sad
Funny so much romantic story
Kept my interest all the way through

Narrator needed better preparation

Story was pretty good, but the narrator was frustrating to listen to. She consistently changed how she pronounced one of the main characters names and mispronounced several other words.

Overall good story

I am extremely picky about narrators, and Amy Landon is ok, but not my favorite. A great narrator can make a bad book great and a bad narrator can make a good book bad… that being said, she did not ruin it, she just didn’t make it great. The story was good and heart warming. I enjoy small town stories as I live in a small town. It was worth the listen, I just think it would have been better with a different narrator.

I really enjoyed this book!

I really enjoyed this book! It held a family oriented story line and was enjoyable to listen to.

pleasantly surprised

I enjoyed listening to this story. It was romantic without becoming phonographic. Some authors get entirely too descriptive during love making parts in books.
I backed off romance novels, because I felt like I was reading or listening to porn. The whole book was XXX sex, sex, sex page after page and no story, no plot, just explicit sex. I am happy to say this one pleasantly surprised me by not being like that. Thank you Emily March.