Review from Twice in a Lifetime →
Once again, Ms. Lydon brings us a book about two very lovely women who decide to take the leap of faith and choose love over the “what ifs”. What I really enjoyed about this book is that it is a “coming of age” story and a “second chance” story all rolled into one. Both Harriet..
Review from Twice in a Lifetime →
Just like always, Clare Lydon knocks it out the park. This was a very enjoyed audiobook narrated by TJ.
Review from Unbroken →
TJ Richards does an outstanding job of narration in this epic adventure. She brings the characters to life with her verbal skills. The story is fantastic in itself and she adds even more with her talent.
What did you love best about Twice in a Lifetime? This was Clare Lydon’s first foray into an American setting, and as an American, I can tell you she did a great job. I loved the going back and forth from teenage years to adult years as this couple found their way back to each..
Review from Twice in a Lifetime →
Where does Twice in a Lifetime rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far? Definately in my Top 10 What other book might you compare Twice in a Lifetime to and why? I would never compare Clare Lydon’s books to others – they are in a class of their own. Which scene was..
Review from Twice in a Lifetime →
This book and I took a road trip and for the first time I was not counting the miles as I drove. I read this book and loved it, TJ Richards did a fabulous job narrating this wonderful story. Her voice inflection for each character allowed for the listener to follow the story. The love..
Review from Devour →
At first i didnt think i was going to like it. i found myself wanting to slap some sense in the main character. but the intense and frightening journey of the main character kept it hard to stop listening. the story is good, characters are well written and sometimes can indentify with, and the narrator..
Review from Twice in a Lifetime →
If you’re a Clare Lydon fan, there are two important facts you need to know about this book. First, it’s set in the US, which means no sexy British accent in the narration. Still, TJ Richards was great and enjoyable to listen to. Second, it’s not as sitcom-y as her other books. I found myself..
Review from Cross My Heart →
I didn’t realize I enjoyed paranormal-themed novels until I read this book. I loved it, though I thought that it was unrealistic how quickly Alex and Trudy got together. Their chemistry was spot in, though, so the author made it work.