The Friendship List by Susan Mallery - Audible version

 The Friendship List

by Susan Mallery

Audible Version

Unity and Ellen have been friends forever. They are

supportive and always there for each other. 

As we all do occasionally, they find themselves in 

something of a rut. First, they have an argument.

Very rare for the two of them. 

Then, they each make a list. The object is for each

of them to get their lives on track. A new track.

 The lists are outrageous.

 But that isn't going to stop either of them. 

It is a wonderful womens story. With romance

mixed in for the best kind of fun. 

I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this one. 

I don't read Susan Mallery very often. But 

something about this one caught my eye. 

I am glad it did. The Friendship List may even

give people a push to try something new.

Review by Lisa Hutson

Delicious by Susan Mallery - Audio Version

Delicious

by Susan Mallery

Audio Version

 ★★★★★

Reading the synopsis of Delicious, the 

title is explained. Maybe even the story

is explained. But it really isn't!

There is so much more to it. 

Usually, you will find the matriarch of a

big, wealthy family to be encouraging

and protective. You might often find a

woman choosing to raise a child by 

herself is doing so because the

 father turned out to be a jerk. When 

it is a question of a business going 

under, you would not likely find a 

successful popular person taking 

it over. It is usually someone that is 

trying to prove themselves. 

But this story is not typical.

It is romantic. It is funny. 

Some of the characters are 

not the center of the story. 

And you will wonder why. 

The narrator is the amazing

Therese Plummer. She does her

expected fabulous job. Only making

a good story better. 

Review by Lisa Hutson

The Girls of Mischief Bay by Susan Mallery

The Girls of Mischief Bay

by Susan Mallery

Audio version

Book one of the Mischief Bay series.

This is the story of three friends. Each leading a
totally different sort of life. Still, they are always
there for each other. For the great and the
not so great times. 
Nicole owns an exercise spa. She also teaches
there. She is married to Eric and they have a
wonderful little boy named Tyler.
Pam is married to John. She has her ever present
puppy named Lou Lou and they have three
grown children.
Shannon is the over achieving workaholic of the
group. Engaged twice. But never married.
Pam, Nicole and Shannon live in a
sweet wonderful place called Mischief Bay.

Their lives take so many twists and turns in this
story. You never know quite where things are going.
Which, of course, keeps you wondering and interested
in these women's lives. In the end, I could not believe
all that happened. The ups and downs that had come
along. I really enjoyed the story. The roller coaster
of emotions, mine and the characters. It was
a wonderful read and I am looking forward to
the next one in the series.
The story is narrated by Tanya Eby. She is very
popular because she is excellent. She has a pleasant
tone and flow in her narration style.

When the doorbell rang. Lou-Lou barked with excitement and

raced toward the front of the house. Pam followed. Surprisingly
eager for her company. She opened the door and nearly
started to cry again. Nicole stood with a take out bag in one hand
and a roller bag suitcase handle in the other. Tyler had a Brad
the Dragon back pack over his shoulders. "Hi!", Nicole said.
"We decided we want to spend the night. I hope that's ok."
Pam opened her arms, Nicole stepped into her embrace and
hung on like she was never going to let go. Tyler grabbed Pam's
leg and hugged tight too. Pam breathed deeply for the first time
in days and thought maybe, just maybe, this night
was going to be easier.

Review by Lisa Hutson
I bought my copy of the audio version of
The Girls of Mischief Bay from Audible.com