The Beach House: Coming Home

A Novel

By: Georgia Bockoven

Narrated by: Erin Bennett

Bestselling author Georgia Bockoven is at her powerful and emotional peak in this novel perfect for fans of Nancy Thayer and Elin Hilderbrand.

Unlock the door to the beach house…a place where life slows down, people come together, and love is the strongest force of all.

After you’ve given your baby to strangers, what do you say when someone asks if you have children?

Fourteen years ago, Melinda Campbell was fifteen and a half, pregnant and terrified. Desperate to protect her baby from a malicious grandfather and needed at home to take care of her own critically ill father, Melinda makes the most generous, heart-wrenching choice of all: adoption. Now she’s living the successful life her father struggled to give her, but missing her daughter with a longing that shadows every joy.

Jeremy Richmond knows the beach house the way a painter knows his canvas, intimately and focused on detail. His life revolves around his adopted daughter, Shiloh, the girl who’s owned his heart from the moment he first held her as an infant. They were a picture-perfect family until Shiloh was diagnosed with pediatric lupus and Jeremy’s wife walked away.

When Shiloh tells her father she’s tired of fighting her illness and wants to meet her biological mother before it’s too late, Jeremy agrees to find a woman he has no desire to meet.

From the moment Melinda and Jeremy come face-to-face, they realize their worlds will never be the same. Will the beach house that has harbored troubled hearts for decades prove to be the balm they need to heal…?

Very good story

I have enjoyed the books I have read by EB. I which there were more of them available in audio format.
I think EB writes interesting characters.
Sometimes the heartache they endure is hard to read. Thank goodness for the HEA.

Great story

I enjoyed the story. I love stories with a happy ending. I enjoyed the change in voices of the narrator..

The detailed way the author wove past and present together was lovely. All of us have lost people in this life.

There was nothing I would change about the story. It was just what I expected.

Engaging

A Beautifully written, multifaceted, emmersive story. Appropriate narritive.
Hard to stop listening.
Glad I tried it.

Pretty good

I think I enjoyed this overall. Nothing really stands out as great but it held my interest.