Sweet Little Lies by Jill Shalvis - Audio version

Sweet Little Lies

By Jill Shalvis

Audio Version

 

Sweet Little Lies is a deep emotional story.
What is that old saying....
No good deed goes unpunished.

 

Pru is learning this all too well.
Finn is the latest one to prove it to her.
He isn't at all happy about it.

 

Even her dog, Thor, likes him. And Thor

hates men. So Finn must be a good guy.
All Pru wants for him is to know that

he is happy. That he finds true love and

a good life.
What Pru doesn't know is that all her worry

for him is unnecessary. His life has been

a good one. Better even because of the

particular event that has worried her.

 

 

Jill Shalvis has started another series fantastically.

Sweet Little Lies is the perfect title for this book. 

The characters are great. I cant wait to read more

stories from this group of friends and the others

from the town. Jill Shalvis never fails. Her stories

are always funny, real life and heartwarming.
Karen White does the narration. She has done 

many of the Shalvis stories and always does a 

great job. She is easy to listen to. 

 

I bought my audio copy at Audible.com

Review by Lisa Hutson



A Walk in the Clouds - Movie Review

A Walk in the Clouds

Movie Review

 

I believe this one was released originally in 1995.
So, ok, its been around for a while.
Keanu way back when. Its a lovely wonderful

romantic story. A young man comes home from

war. He gets a job selling chocolate on the road.

Goodness, what a tough way to make a living.

 

 

A man living in an honorable way. And a woman

trying to make her way in spite of a demanding

but loving papa.

 



Such a romantic and sweet movie. Lots of

family and humor. There is always comedy

when you have family, right?
Looking for an enchanting, moony type

movie?? Maybe date night at home?
They probably have this one at

your local library. Or Amazon probably

sells it pretty cheap.
Its worth it.

Review by Lisa Hutson

 





Swept Away by Robyn Carr - Audio version

Swept Away

by Robyn Carr

Audio version

 

Again, Robyn Carr. Fabulous author. I cannot even

imagine where all these characters, names, places &

storylines live in her head.
The heroine is Jennifer Chaise. She grew up with a very

unpredictable mother. Hand to mouth most of the time.

No place or anyone to count on. Jennifer took care of

her mother. As a grown up, she was determined that

she would not live like that ever again.

 

Swept Away is her story. It's how she made her way.

So she would never again be without or hungry or afraid.
Something Jennifer did not count on. The loneliness.

Feeling alone. Having no one else in the world to 

depend on. 

Perhaps most of us take it for granted. Having family,

friends, community, church, school, etc. To be

surrounded by people that we build relationships with.

It's a wonderful love story and you will be cheering

for Jennifer. When the story starts, you will be surprised

at that. But I promise you will.
Make time for this one. And if you are an audible story

fan, you are in luck. The narrator in this story is

Therese Plummer. She is a very popular story teller.

Because she does a great job.

 

This story was originally published as

Runaway Mistress.

I bought my copy of Swept Away from Aubible.com

Review by Lisa Hutson