Sweet Silver Bells

By: Rochelle Alers

Narrated by: Corey Allen

Brief encounter - or forever love?

Then...

Being chosen to design luxury hotels in Charleston is a career coup for privileged Crystal Eaton. Meeting charismatic corporate attorney Joseph Cole-Wilson is an unexpected bonus. Until one passion-filled night in Joseph's penthouse changes her life forever.

Now....

Haunted by sensual memories, Joseph can't accept their short-lived liaison as a onetime fling. And when a chance encounter reunites him with the Florida beauty, the Cole heir vows she won't get away a second time. Even after discovering Crystal's secret, Joseph knows nothing can dim his desire. He'll prove it with sweet words of love that could make this a Christmas to remember. If she'll just say yes.

©2014 Rochelle Alers (P)2014 Recorded Books

Okay I guess

The story was so-so and very typical as romances go. Independent woman meets sexy AF male. They have an affair, the woman ghosts, the man finds her ,they reunite and they wed. This is a very vanilla story covered in chocolate.
I finished the story just to see how the author would finish it. I was underwhelmed. I suggest reading other stories about the Coles and Eaton’s - they may be more interesting. Will continue looking for books written by Alers tho. I’m all about supporting black romance authors!!!

Michele

I really enjoyed this story the only thing I didn’t like it way to short if left me wanting more of the baby girl and the grandparents on both sides.

I need more

I absolutely loved this book and the series. I wish the books would have been longer I just couldn't get enough honestly.

Great story, not so good narrator

The story is great. I love Rochelle Alers and love the Eaton's. I am not so impressed with the narrator though. His voice is annoying and he is horrible with imitating anyone with an accent. I would purchase this book again because of the author and the story. I can't wait to see what's next with the Eaton clan.

Excellent Reading

I always enjoyed reading books about the Eatons They make you mad, laugh, and cry.