The Good Father

By: Diane Chamberlain

Narrated by: Kirby Heyborne, Arielle DeLisle, Emily Durante

Four years ago, 19-year-old Travis Brown made a choice: to raise his newborn daughter on his own. While most of his friends were out partying and meeting girls, Travis was at home, changing diapers and worrying about keeping food on the table. But he's never regretted his decision. Bella is the light of his life. The reason behind every move he makes. And so far, she is fed. Cared for. Safe.

But when Travis loses his construction job and his home, the security he's worked so hard to create for Bella begins to crumble....

Then a miracle: A job in Raleigh has the power to turn their fortunes around. It has to. But when Travis arrives in Raleigh, there is no job, only an offer to participate in a one-time criminal act that promises quick money and no repercussions.

With nowhere else to turn, Travis must make another choice for his daughter's sake. Even if it means he might lose her.

©2012 Diane Chamberlain (P)2013 Tantor

good

loved the narrators & the character of Travis.
very believable. I also enjoy a good ending!

Predictable and Annoying

This book is extremely predictable After the first few chapters you can most likely figure out how everything in the book will go and be right. I also got irritated pretty quickly with how everyone seems to have striking grey eyes. One character, maybe two, could be a possibility, but it's not exactly a common, or accurate, eye color. I would recommend it ff you're looking for an easy listen, something that you don't have to particularly pay attention to, but it jumps between three different characters' storylines.

Overall, it's not bad and the narrators do well, but don't expect anything new or exciting.

Good Storyline!

Male narrator a bit slow & it was difficult to distinguish the voices of the female characters. Overall a good listen so stay with it to the end!

Yawn

I’ve read almost all of Diane Chamberlain’s books, and I must say this one left much to be desired. This was more of a sob story than anything. Most of Chamberlains books have many layers, unexpected events, unpredictable layering to the plot, and a hook that keeps you invested. The good father was a yawn, I felt like nothing really exciting happened. No real twists or turns to the plot. I kept waiting for the story to ramp up, but it stayed at a slow boring pace. Narrators were good and probably the only thing that kept me listening.

Great book!

I never leave reviews but this is one of the best books I’ve listened to!!! Great narration too! Definitely worth the credit!