Waiting on Hope

By: Tia Souders

Narrated by: Sophie Wilson

When tragedy turns into a second chance at love....

Ten years ago, Lexie Dodson fled her home in rural Ohio, leaving behind a heartbroken brother and abandoning a devastated fiancé. While chasing her desire of a fast-paced life in the city and the obscurity of urban life, she is shaken to her very core by an act of violence that leaves her betrayed, broken, and pregnant - and with nowhere to go but home.

Seeking refuge and facing gut-wrenching decisions, she is confronted not only with the past she left behind, but also with a love that never died - a love waiting for something to stoke the flames.

Told from multiple perspectives, Waiting on Hope is a story about the resilience of the human spirit, survival, and a second chance at love.

Second edition

©2011 Theresa M Souders (P)2020 Theresa M Souders

Story of Hope

I enjoyed this book, but as a warning-is the subject of rape bothers you, I wouldn’t read it. There isn’t anything graphic in the story, but it deals with the after effects to the victim and loved ones. It is a story of hope though and I recommend it.

heavy story

I'm usually only a romance reader/listener, and I don't even know how i came across this book, but it definitely falls in the woman's fiction category. this was a very heavy story. between the narator sounding so serious all the time, and the subject matter, it left me in a funk a few times. the narration wasn't bad, but there wasn't as much emotion and inflection that other narrators provide, but for the story, it wasn't bad. I'm definitely glad I listened to it, although for as long as it was, the resolution wrapped up too quickly for me

A very powerful story

It’s a very very powerful story about life, adversity, and of course, hope. It also talks about family and finding the your way back to to who you are.