You Then, Me Now

By: Nick Alexander

Narrated by: Esther Wane, Rachael Beresford

She’s given her daughter everything. Now it’s time to give her the truth.

Becky’s father is not just absent: he’s a total mystery, a hole in her life. He died before she was born and for her mother, Laura, the subject is strictly off-limits. When Laura books a spontaneous trip to Greece, Becky decides to join her, determined to get closer to her mother - and to the truth.

But as they make their way to the island of Santorini, it becomes clear that this holiday is not as impulsive as Becky thought. Laura’s hiding something from her daughter - and she’s been hiding it for Becky’s whole life. Not only has she been here before, it’s where she last saw Becky’s father.

But Laura’s memories of that first visit are tinged with pain and heartbreak, secrets she’s kept buried for twenty-five years. Now, with the truth emerging into the sunlight at last, can Laura and Becky lay the ghosts of their past to rest and find the happiness they’ve both been looking for?

©2019 by Nick Alexander. (P)2019 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Brief homosexuality, some sex without marriage

If you don't have a problem with homosexuality and sex without marriage in your story then it is a great story to read. There were a few areas where I thought"Please stop discussing it and get on with the story". But over all it was a good story.

Excellent!

Kept my attention the entire time.
Best book I've listen to in a long time.

Anticlimactic

Beautiful details of Greece. Ending was bleh. Not very interesting to feel it was worth it.

Semi interesting story

I stuck with this book to the end because it did have an interesting storyline and I wanted to know the outcome.
However from the very beginning it was difficult to distinguish the two main female characters from each other. I had a hard time figuring out who was the mother and who was the daughter until I was several chapters in. I also had to speed up the narration because it dragged on way too slow.
My main complaint with the story is that it was just one more example of a weak, timid, stupid woman who couldn't make up her mind, and who was a compulsive liar.
The setting and description of Greece was refreshing.

Perfection!

Never ever too late for a happy ever after. Live right and live with a happy and loving attitude.