Smokey Mtn. Love

By: Susan Meachen

Narrated by: Danielle Jacobs

Spending 18 summers at my Nana’s farm has been the highlight of my life. Learning how to work everything has taken many summers of trial and error, but it’s a passion. Doesn’t hurt that the Peak Farm adjoins hers, and their oldest son is just a few years older than me. He’s always helped me learn to do everything, including climbing trees and how to swim.

Nana is convinced we are star-crossed lovers, but he treats me as one of the boys. No one in either family - Wilkin or the Peak - has ever fallen for each other in hundreds of years that the farms have been in the families. Now, I’m not saying I’d kick Jerrie Peak out of my bed.

Will my path lead me to be a city lady like my mom, or will it lead me back to my family roots? Are we star crossed-lovers who haven’t slowed down enough to truly see each other?

The summer of my 18th birthday is going to bring many changes to my life.

©2018 Susan Meachen (P)2020 Susan Meachen

A great choice

Very enjoyable. The narration in particular made it a wonderful listen. A great voice that made the story come alive for me. Top notch.

Wake up and grow up kim

From the grave nana tries to manipulate Kim and Jerry. All the competition for Jerry was ridiculous . Was he the last man on earth?? Kim's mom disgusted me totally and thoroughly. If they really didn't plan to stay together after one year, why no birth control???? smh?!! I stand by
"marry your best friend ". It's a great foundation. Kim needed a good throat punch most of the book. Her immaturity was really showing and it wasn't pretty. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrator was good.

Quick, light read.

This is exactly what I needed. Reader was easy to listen to. Light, sweet, and something to just escape into for a few hours. Nothing complicated or heavy about this... just a simple story. Yes, the young characters make you want to yell some common sense into them sometimes, but so does my daughter... so there you have it, lol.

Not my cup o’ tea

While I didn’t find the narration enjoyable the story itself was not also not something that I would normally take internet in. It would probably be great for younger readers.

Definitely for young adults.

I can see how this may be too young for some demographics, but I found it a sweet, romantic, young spirited story. The characters are realistically flawed (appropriate for their ages), and the narration was right on target. If teen and young adult antics annoy you, then this isn't for you. But if you'd like to peek in on realistic young love... this will be a fun little adventure.