Strawberry Hill

By: Catherine Anderson

Narrated by: Kate Turnbull

The New York Times best-selling author of Spring Forward returns to Mystic Creek, Oregon, where an unlikely pair learns to open themselves up to love.

Newcomer to the sheriff's department Erin De Laney knows next to nothing about wilderness patrols, but she's also never been one to back down from a challenge. So when a rude and stubborn cowboy takes her by surprise on her first day patrolling the mountain trails as a part-time ranger, she lets him have it.

Wyatt Fitzgerald doesn't consider his deafness a disability, and he doesn't want special consideration from anyone - least of all a spoiled city girl like Erin. He prides himself on his ability to read lips, and when she confronts him, Wyatt sees no reason to volunteer to her that he's deaf. But there's no escaping each other in the small Oregon town, especially once Erin seeks him out to make amends.

Wyatt gave up on dating long ago, but the written correspondence he and Erin begin to share speak to him like nothing else ever has. Out of their tentative truce blossoms a chance for a once-in-a-lifetime love if he's willing to give her his heart and make her his.

©2018 Adeline Catherine Anderson (P)2018 Recorded Books

Lost Love

I loved the story of Vickie and Slade. The humor that Catherine Anderson uses always tells an amazing story.
would love to read about Erin and Wyatt.

Sweet love stories all intertwined,

I really enjoyed this story with all the interesting characters and their unique personalities. As a speech therapist I was impressed by the author’s grasp of how difficult it is for a deaf child to learn to speak in a normal manner with appropriate voice and intonation . Next to impossible,

A story hope and everlasting love.

This book like all of Anderson’s book kept me interested the whole time! At 64 years old it was great to hear a love story about a couple my own age. It made me think back to when my husband and I first fell in love! Good feelings!!

In line with other CA books

The biggest problem is in the description of the book. It is almost as if one book was started and then a detour occurred which tended to be a bit confusing.

Good character development. Great descriptions of environment and people.

Easy listening with some thought provoking consciousness raising to some human issues and decisions and laws governing animals.

GOOD STORY`

I'm glad that I didn't let the negative reviews influence me when I started this series. It reminds me so much of the Virgin River series but is different in it's own way. Kate Turnbull should probably practice her male and female voices so there is a distinctive difference. That's the only criticism I have to offer. I don't agree with all the negative comments but everyone has a right to their opinion. Just be sure you don't allow negative reviews to sway your opinion without trying the book first. You can always return it if YOUR view is negative.