Wynn in Doubt

By: Emily Hemmer

Narrated by: Jorjeana Marie

Wynn Jeffries has wanderlust. Unfortunately, her life stalled somewhere between graduating from college and slinging drinks at the local dive bar. Stuck in a one-room apartment with no career, no boyfriend, no...life, she dreams of something more. Something amazing. Something like Oliver Reeves, her high school crush, who's back in town and reminding Wynn of the way she used to be.

When a forgotten news clipping falls out of a book belonging to Wynn's grandmother, a well-kept family secret is finally revealed. Is Wynn's gypsy spirit the result of an overactive imagination, or did she inherit it from a woman so determined to live a big life, she gave up everything to have it?

Together, Wynn and Oliver attempt to put together the missing pieces of her family's past and unravel the mystery behind her great-grandmother's disappearance. But after so much time succumbing to fear and regret, can Wynn ditch her safe, routine life for the chance at an extraordinary future?

©2015 Emily Hemmer (P)2015 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved

In my top ten list of favorite books

I Want to listen to it all over again from the beginning. Loved the character development and storyline.

good story

This is a slowly meandering but good story with a sweet ending. It takes a bit to understand the story's purpose, but once it clicks then the story keeps the reader/listener engaged just to see how it ends.

The narration is good even though there is not a lot of differentiation between character voices. That fact doesn't detract from the story, and it is still relatively easy to determine which character is speaking.

Overall it is worth the time to listen.

Absolute Perfection!

This book helped me to get my own life back on track. Thank you Emily Hemmer!

great

this is the perfect book to curl up with, romance, mystery, adventure, but wonderfully ordinary and real.

Just couldn't connect

What could Emily Hemmer have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?

I thought the main character whined too much and I simply couldn't relate to her.