The Best of Friends

By: Susan Mallery

Narrated by: Renée Raudman

Rebecca Worden is the wild child in her wealthy family. The once-popular diva has burned so many bridges that no one will talk to her except Jayne, whose late mother was a housekeeper in Rebecca’s Beverly Hills neighborhood. Rebecca’s mother considers Jayne a calming influence on her out-of-control child and Jayne becomes part surrogate daughter, part servant to the Wordens.

A decade later, when Rebecca returns home along with her brother, David, it is an uneasy reunion. Jayne, having loved David from afar all these years, is nervous about his return. Loyalties are tested and friendships broken when true feelings are exposed, and Jayne must decide if she can risk giving her heart to a man connected to the very family that has used her for years.

©2010 Susan Mallery (P)2010 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

A light listen but sorry it just didn't wow me

It's a good enough story but with a lot of dislikeable rich and spoilt characters who eventually reap what they sow. It wasn't 'heavy' on the romance side but more of plottings and angles in relationships. When it started I wasn't sure who the book was focusing on.

Worth a credit? No, I'd put it in your Wish List and wait for it to be on sale.

Good story. Eh narration.

This is a great story of romance and friendship . Lots if fun soapy elements. The narration was lackluster. And this narrator should never attempt accents. The Australian accent of a character sounded like some odd mashup of Southern US, something vaguely French, and some language that requires the 'R's' to roll. Comically bad.

Another Great One!!

Loved the characters in this book. kept me cheering for the dad and brother. A dysfunctional family at its best. Karma at work lol. You'll enjoy this book.

Friends??

Wonderful book it was a very indepth book you just don't know what your friends think about you. Great book!!!

A Great Listen

I truly enjoyed this book and can't wait for the next in the series - providing there is a series? Good character and plot development. I enjoy Susan Mallery's work and this one didn't disapoint.