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Summer Island
- Narrated by: Joyce Bean
- Length: 10 hrs
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Summary
After an accident (an attempted suicide?) Ruby returns to care for her stricken mother - bitterly resenting the fact that once again her mother's life has colonized hers. When she is approached by a publisher to write a biography of her mother, Ruby is desperate for the princely sum offered. Yet her research into her mother's past reveals a woman very different from the one Ruby expected. And what began as "mommy dearest" ends as a love story - not only between mother and daughter, but involving two very different men who play a key role in linking the past to the present.
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- Marianne Brennan
- 11-02-24
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Good good good good good why do I have to use fifteen word minimum isn’t good book enough
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- Emily bullock
- 06-03-24
A sweet story
A sweet story, slightly predictable but nonetheless but this writer paints pictures in your mind and I always love anything she writes for this reason.
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
- Rachel Brand
- 23-12-12
Engaging women's fiction
I was going to give this audiobook a rating of 3.5*, but the ending was so sweet and the scene at the 4th of July party nearly made me cry, so I'm rounding it up to a 4*. I didn't find this book quite as good as the previous novel I read from this author (Distant Shores), but perhaps that's just because the book was drawn out over a longer period of time as I didn't have as much time to listen as usual due to moving house and starting a new semester at university. It was definitely an easy listen, even if it wasn't as compelling as Distant Shores. Kristin Hannah can be relied on to produce engaging women's fiction that deals with real-life issues and contains realistic, flawed characters with just a dash of romance.
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