Summer Flambè

The Rachael O'Brien Chronicles, Book 2

By: Paisley Ray

Narrated by: Suzanne Cerreta

With freshman year behind her, things look grim for Rachael O'Brien's summer back home in Canton, Ohio, where the chances of hooking up with her crush seem to fall between slim and none.

As if "quality time" working in her father's restoration shop isn't tortuous enough, his ditzy, age-inappropriate aerobics-instructor girlfriend moves into their house and tries to bond. Just when things seem maxed-out weird, Rachael's traveling psychic mom and her newly befriended "partner" make a surprise visit, sending life into warp-speed wackadoo.

Attempting to convince her estranged mother to return to her old life gets sidelined by the theft of an eccentric client's painting that unravels a guarded family secret and throws Rachael into the arms of a wanted man. Summer break ignites into an unexpected journey of personal discovery, heartache, and resiliency in Paisley Ray's Summer Flambé.

©2012 Paisley Ray (P)2015 Paisley Ray

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This is a great book; this is the second book in the Rachael O’Brien Chronicles series written by Paisley Ray and narrated by Suzanne Cerreta. With freshman year behind her, things look grim for Rachael O'Brien's summer back home in Canton, Ohio, where the chances of hooking up with her crush seem to fall between slim and none. Attempting to convince her estranged mother to return to her old life gets sidelined by the theft of an eccentric client's painting that unravels a guarded family secret and throws Rachael into the arms of a wanted man. The narrator Suzanne Cerreta did a wonderful job with this book. She did a great job with the different voices of each character in this book. It was very easy to listen to and I didn’t want to stop listening until the end. If you are looking for a great book with well-developed characters then you need to listen to this book. I am looking forward to listening to the next book by this author and narrator.
I voluntarily reviewed an advanced reader’s copy of this book. The free book held no determination on my personal review.