The Journey Home

By: Kelly Elliott

Narrated by: Christian Black, Laurie West

Fate has a way of stepping in and righting itself when we least expect it.

Maddison Powers has been regretting the biggest mistake of her life when she walked away from the only man who has ever sparked something deep inside her. After comparing every guy she dates to Cale Blackwood, she finally gives up all hope of ever finding him.

One dare by Maddison throws Cale back into her life...and into the arms of her best friend.

Cale Blackwood thought he had found the woman of his dreams, until she walked away from him one night and didn't look back. Attempting to find love again, Cale finds himself in a relationship built on one lie after another. Forced to take on the biggest challenge of his life, Cale must seek help from the woman who walked away from him and broke his heart.

Sometimes it takes more than one journey in life to truly be home.

©2021 Kelly Elliott (P)2022 Kelly Elliott

A Definite Journey…just not for me..

I have got SO Many mixed feelings about this story! It really brought out intense feelings for me. I was up and down multiple times. I actually hated characters. In fact I almost stopped listening. Not sure if this is what the author was going for but this one pushed buttons. I am not a fan of cheating…even unintentional cheating. Weirdly that is one of my Zero tolerance rules.

Cheating and Moving On happens in real life..I want my fictional characters to be true to each other once they have been together…even if they are not together at the moment. This one was too close to reality for me.

On that note… I did LoVE the secondary characters Monica and Jackson. They helped enrich the story. Then near the end they were both so adorable I could not stand it! Also the humor between Jackson and Cale. Priceless! The epilogue was just lovely and left me with a smile on my face.

This does show how wonderful the friendship is between these characters and their besties. Everyone aspires to be friends like what I read in here.

Overall a good story but not sure i will listen to it again. I did listen to this on audio. Christian Black and Laurie West did a super job emulating these characters.