The Best Time

By: Sienna Waters

Narrated by: Felicity Munroe

What would you do if your past walked through your door?

Dumped and depressed, Lil Bradley is left running her dream bookshop without her dream woman. All that's left of her fiancée is the half-finished coffee shop in the corner of the store.

And then Riley Winters reappears.

Riley is convinced that she's dying. So she's come back to Amberly, the home that she's been avoiding for fifteen years. And when she walks into Lil's store it's like turning back the hands of time. Except it's a clock that neither one of them really wanted to mess with.

There's no way that they're about to recapture their history together. If only because Kayden, Lil's best friend and Riley's big brother, would never forgive them. Anyway, Lil's happy alone and Riley's busy dying.

Until Riley's diagnosis isn't quite as fatal as she thought, and it turns out she came home for all the wrong reasons. But can she be persuaded to stay for all the right ones?

Sometimes all it takes is a reminder of what's truly important to turn your life upside down . . .

©2021 Sienna Waters (P)2022 Tantor

3x Chances

They fell in love when they were young, but misinterpreting things, and non-communication tore them apart.

When they had a second chance non-compromise and not enough communication tore them apart.

While they were both miserable, neither was willing at first to work things out.

There is minimal amount of mild mature content.

Narration was pretty good.

A second chance sweet story!

A story of hard work and learning to compromise in order to get the second chance Lil and Riley truly wanted, needed and deserved. Kayden, Lily's best friend and Riley's brother, was another wonderful character who added so much love and acceptance to the story. I enjoyed the dialogue between characters and the narration by Felicity Monroe!

Cute Romantic Love Story

Really cute love story that left me with the warmest feelings… I really needed it.

Good story

I really enjoyed this and thought it was a good story. I always love listening to Felicity Munroe.