Tonight and Always

By: Nora Roberts

Narrated by: Amy McFadden

A story of unexpected romance from #1 New York Times best-selling author Nora Roberts.

When renowned anthropologist Kasey Wyatt agreed to help best-selling writer Jordan Taylor research his next novel, she expected long hours of work and discussion - what she gets are nights full of passion and a love that takes her completely by surprise.

©1983 Nora Roberts (P)2014 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

Tonight And Always, an Early Nora Roberts Book

I've learned that the saying, "You can never go home again" can also refer to books that you've read during an earlier time of life. This can also be true for authors, however, Nora Roberts really has a gift for telling stories.

This is the story of Kacey Wyatt, an Anthropologist who is assisting Jordan Taylor with historical background for his latest novel. Kacey is a breath of Spring air within the Taylor household made up of the hero's rigid and very social mother, his orphaned niece and a lot of servants.

Kacey is not what anyone expected and very soon we realize that Kacey is hiding something...her past and her emotions.

Sometimes I get so irritated when the characters put up these ridiculous walls that keep them from understanding each other. I know that it's necessary for plot but it still gets me frustrated. In this story, the two lovers didn't see reason until the last few minutes. Sigh.

There is laughter in this book and a lot of tears. The payoff finally comes with the 'Happy Ever After' that I'm always looking for.

Nora delivers again.

Great story

Guess one needs to be a romantic to enjoy this story.
The performance was excellent

I thought it awesome.

I thought the story could have been a lot of family, and needed a Kleenex by the end.

Loved it

Very sweet easy breezy read. Great summer beach or walking book! I recommend it if looking for something light and sweet!

Tonight and Always

A love story woven in with a controlling Mother who does all she can to break it up and almost does.