Review from Montgomery House →
Katharine E Hamilton is a new author to me, and is very talented. I loved this story with all of it’s southern charm and realistic characters. I know that some people can carry a grudge, but 50 years seemed extreme. The characters were endearing and unique. I loved how the narrator performed them with distinguishable..
Review from Montgomery House →
I got this story via audiobook boom and this is my voluntary review. This story of love, family secrets, anger that has lasted for over 50 years as well as ghost and faithful housekeepers make for a great story. I loved the respect and strength of the hero. The secondary characters really added to the..
This was a truly sweet and clean romance set in the modern day south. It was a great fluffy romance with a fun plot that will keep entertained. The narrator did wonderful job and was pleasant to listen to. I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this..
Review from Montgomery House →
Just the absolute best story. Everything I like to listen about and more. Such a great story I will listen again and again. A keeper!!
Review from Montgomery House →
What a refreshing and engaging plot. The author’s detailed descriptions and narrator’s authenticity had me truly immersed into the story.
Review from Lowcountry Bribe →
Sorry to say but I could not force myself to finish this book. Boring and annoying are the descriptors I would use. Skip this one!
Review from Murder & Mayhem in Goose Pimple Junction →
I enjoyed the way the reader portrayed each character. It made the story even more believable. Nice job all in all!
I’m addicted to Sasha McCandless or I would give up listening to this dreadful series of recordings. Southern twangs, Valley girls, and incomprehensible mash-ups of northeastern city accents all in characters in Pittsburgh? Why oh why? And can someone give the voice actor a hint about pronouncing the legal Latin? It is painful.
Review from Irreparable Harm →
Really enjoyed the plot but the miscast voice actor was painful. Pittsburgh with a southern drawl? Ouch.
Review from Road to Tara: The Life of Margaret Mitchell →
Listened to this in tandem with Audible’s "Gone With the Wind" (highly recommend!!). What begins as an interesting biography of Margaret Mitchell gradually bogs down into excruciating minutiae focused on the mechanics of publishing GWTW and production of the movie itself. At times – literally – it felt like events were recounted in real time…