Second Chance Summer

Encore Edition

By: Irene Hannon

Narrated by: Therese Plummer

Neither is looking for love … but what if it comes calling when they least expect it?

When Rachel Shaw and Jack Fletcher meet on a sunny Georgia barrier island, it seems like the perfect start to a romance.

There's just one problem—neither is the least bit interested in falling in love.

They're simply looking for peace, and time to work through their losses.

But Rachel's Aunt Eleanor and Fletch's Gram have a few surprises in store for these two wounded souls—and as they enlist their help restoring a vacation cottage for one of Gram’s charities, might these endearing matchmakers pave the way for Rachel and Fletch to discover the charms of the Golden Isle … and each other?

In this Carol Award winner, Irene Hannon explores the wonder of second chances—and the joys that await if we have the courage to seize the opportunities that come our way … even if they require us to change our plans.

©2014 Irene Hannon (P)2022 Recorded Books

Great clean romance

I love this author and the cleanliness of her writing. She is definitely one of my favorites! Therese Plummer is my favorite narrator for sure!!

Very interesting and intriguing.

A great story of love, decisions, and romance. Keep writing, Irene, keep writing. Awesome overall storyline!

Sad and sweet

I loved the story very much, most of the part. I just disagreed with some parts in the story. But for the main characters, I felt sorry for them both.
I’m glad they ended up together.

The narrator, this was my fourth times, I think she is the same narrator from the starfish bay series, she did a great job for these.

Delightful and intriguing

A sweet round about story with many life lessons. Great characters. Slow start but steady moving pace. One fun thing about story, you never know what will happen which makes it interesting. Excellent narrator.

Narration was excellent!

I really enjoy her style of writing and story lines. The narrator does a great job with using different voices and they come across soothing and not forced.