The Summer of No Attachments by Lori Foster

The Summer of No Attachments

by Lori Foster

 ★★★★★

When you start off absolutely certain what 

direction you want to take with your life.....

Ivey and Hope are great friends. Both are certain

they know where they want their life to go. 

But then, we often forget that our life may have

other plans. Life and love can alter every plan,

every idea, every life design you ever had. 

The Summer of No Attachments is a story that flows

easily with life transition. The characters that Lori Foster

creates in this story are in constant evolution. Just like

everyone in life. They are forgiving, determined, 

generous and full of faults. 

It is a joyful story. Reminding us that we have to 

allow happiness to come to us. We cannot always

fight it off or stick with unhappiness because that

seems easier. Sometimes, we must flow with it. 

Review by Lisa Hutson

Animal Magnetism by Jill Shalvis - Audio version

Animal Magnetism
Audio Version

by Jill Shalvis

Book One of the Animal Magnetism series.

Released June, 2013.

This is the book where we were introduced to

Sunshine, Idaho. It's a wonderful series. But as

with most Jill Shalvis series books, they can be

read as stand alone stories.

Lilah Young is a tough, determined, stubborn,

animal lover. People lover too. But the well being

of the animals in Sunshine is her passion. Often

times, very passionate people drive themselves too

hard. Spread their time and feelings too thin.

Brady Miller has connections to Sunshine, Idaho.

But he has been hiding out from them for a while.
When he finds himself spending a limited amount of

time in Sunshine, reconnecting with his oldest friends,

he gets up close with Lilah. When she rams into him

on the road. With her car. That happens to filled with

a variety of animals.

This is a story of self discovery. The two of them fight it,

they fight their connection. So how do two very stubborn,

determined people stop holding back? The only way they

have to protect themselves is to keep their hearts well guarded.
Are they brave enough to let the guard down, for just

a minute?

Karen White is the narrator. She does a lot of Jill Shalvis'

books. And she does a terrific job. She is fun and easy

to listen to. I always enjoy her work.

Review by Lisa Hutson

I bought my copy from Audible.com