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- By: Barbara O'Neal
- Narrated by: Stina Nielsen
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Overall4.5 out of 5 stars 19
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Performance4.5 out of 5 stars 18
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Summary
A heart-stirring novel of family and forgiveness from bestselling author Ashley Farley.
In her grand home in Charleston, Willa Bellemore raised two girls during the tumultuous 1970s. One was her daughter, Lady. The other was Lady’s best friend, Nell - adopted after the sudden, heartbreaking death of her mother, the Bellemores’ beloved maid. Willa showered Nell with love and support, all the while ignoring the disdainful whispers of her neighbors. After all, they were family. Nell and Lady were sisters at heart - sisters who vowed to never let anything come between them.
Then, on the night of Lady’s sixteenth birthday, something went terribly wrong, sparking painful secrets and bitter resentments that went unspoken for three decades.
Now Willa is dying, and Lady and Nell - each with a teenager of her own - are brought together after all these years. It’s Willa’s last wish. The time has come to confront what happened on that fateful night. But it may take a tragic twist of fate to reconcile the past and come to terms with the true meaning of family.
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- William Worthington
- 11-02-19
Love love love
Amazing story. It's definitely a new fav of mine. Sweet and feel good with intense themes. And clean! Finally a novel that doesn't rely on sex to sell.
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
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- Slugbug
- 23-11-18
Mediocre
The narration drags and the story line was mediocre at best. Wouldn't recommend to anyone for listening. Not sure about other works by author but probably won't buy another
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
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- NMwritergal
- 19-09-18
Good premise poorly executed
1. Bad dialogue--very stilted or unnatural.
2. Black woman hates all white people because of one terrible thing that happened when she was a teenager. Hmmm. Nothing else contributed to her feelings? When she tells her teenaged son about this incident he responds pompously that he doesn't see color/race (or something to that effect). Really? Is there a minority group alive (race, religion, sex, body type, disability) that hasn't experienced some kind of discrimination, micro aggression, bullying, nasty comments, etc.? So this boy growing up in the south lectures his mom about her racism because he has never experience ANY? And I didn't buy the one bad experience makes her hate all white people. And it's a white woman writing this, which made me rather uncomfortable.
3. Bad boundaries: Your kid is not your contemporary and you shouldn't be telling your kid some things that the mother tells her kid. But this isn't even presented as bad boundaries.
I'm sure a different author could have made the premise of this book work, but not this one. This goes in the return category.
3 of 4 people found this review helpful
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- Nicole Mortenson
- 27-02-19
Yes
Great book. So emotional but what a great ending to a wonderful story, oh my!
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- Ak47
- 01-02-19
Feel good book
A really good story about family. It doesn't matter if it's blood, as long as there's love. Great performance as well. I was able to sit back and visualize the characters.
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- Peaches
- 29-01-19
Meh
This story never grabbed my attention and was always easy to put down and not pick up again. Just meh storyline. Narrator was alright.
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- Mary Kay Davis
- 01-01-19
Story drug on and on
The narrator was good, but the story seemed to really drag. You have to pay attention to the audiobook, because the POV and timeline changes frequently. It was worth the sale price, just not one of my favorite books.
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- Christopher W. Stone
- 16-12-18
a must read
This was an excellent book. the characters were well developed. The narrator was very good, although she did not know how to pronounce chaise lounge. I highly recommend this audio book.
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- Trisha
- 11-12-18
Great
This book was amazing!! I listened to the book on audible while I was driving to work.
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- Sandra D. rhodea
- 10-11-18
good read
enjoyed the narration as well as the
story line. From the area so was able to relate.