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Three Weeks Last Spring
Summary
When Skye Dunbar rents a small cabin in Washington State's San Juan Islands, the last thing she expects is to be accused of computer hacking.
When marine biologist Jeddediah Walker discovers the fish contain a high concentration of chemicals, he suspects they are being deliberately dumped in Puget Sound. And he has another problem - an unexpected, beautiful, and suspicious new tenant renting his cabin. Later, when someone hacks into his computer, he realizes it is no coincidence and sets out to find out more about his mysterious tenant.
However, Skye doesn't like Walker from the moment she lays eyes on him. He feels the same way. But that's about to change.
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- mangankillarney
- 17-07-20
Three weeks last spring
The narrator Virginia Ferguson is very good. A entertaining, romantic, with mystery found in this book. I enjoyed these interesting characters.
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- Lynne Jolley
- 25-05-20
Lovely
I’ve really enjoyed this book, Walker is what most women want I believe, and I know I wouldn’t say no! Lol The story is well written and and quite exciting with the pollution twist... I would recommend this book to mystery and romance enthusiasts.
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- Helen
- 24-06-19
Fabulous
Love this audio book from start to finish narrater was very good well written can’t wait to hear more books by Victoria Howard
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- Placid
- 24-02-19
Romantic mystery
This story was a romantic mystery. It involved the co-owner of a software company who travels to the U.S. West coast and meets with an investigator. There is tension between them until a trust can be established and they end up helping resolve an environmental problem. The story was suspenseful and there was a romantic attachment also introduced. The narration was also great. This book was provided free of charge with expectation of an honest review.
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- Deedra
- 25-01-19
Three weeks
All Skye wants is to be left alone.She does not want to meet a man or get entangled in any local fish issues.Great book! Narration by Virginia Ferguson was well done.I was given this book by the narrator,author or publisher free for an honest review.
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- Deborah Pernot
- 06-10-20
Great Storytelling
I loved this audio book, and I like Victoria Howard's writing and story telling. This is an easy listening story, not complex and convoluted. For me, the story line was easy to follow, I used to live in Seattle and could picture all the places in the book. I received this audio book free for an honest review.
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- patricia sterlin
- 10-06-20
interesting story
the author and narrator did a good job onthe story line. finding true love in the end
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- Milica
- 10-09-19
Romantic mystery
Skye is computer programmer that goes to the San Duan Islands to escape her past relationship. She meets marine biologist Walker who is investigating the toxic chemicals poisoning the sea life in the ocean. His computer gets hacked and he suspects Skye, but she is just as unwilling to like him as he is of her, although the dislike quickly turns into something else. The story was well paced. The characters were interestingly described and develop nicely throughout. The other supporting character added well to the story with some emotional moments welcome in the story.The book felt to be more of a romance than a mystery but was curlte nonetheless. Overall, the book had a good mix of romance, passion, emotional moments, and a little mystery. I enjoyed the story. The narrator was not bad, but could have had more tonality in the performance. Note: This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this objective review voluntarily.
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- vanita Thornton
- 27-07-19
this book was given to me at my request for review
this was a interesting book. I enjoyed listening to it and was pleased that the guys that were dumping the waste was caught and everything worked out for the best
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- Catrina P
- 24-07-19
Three Weeks Last Spring
A broken heart has left Skye unable to trust. When she’s finally able to start to open herself up to live again will history repeat itself? Victoria Howard has written a fantastic story that really captured my heart. Virginia Ferguson’s narration was very well done. A truly enjoyable listen. I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and I have voluntarily left this review.
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- Believer50
- 22-07-19
Good
I got this story via audiobook boom and this is my voluntary review. This complicated love story is twisted around a couple who distrust each other before discovering what it takes to make a love that will last. The H discovers something terrible happening and believes the h is involved. This leads to several awkward encounters. Love wins in the end. The narrator was good for the story and after the story had a slow start moved it along quite nicely.
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- Taj-Marie Lingofelter
- 24-04-19
Love unwanted
Skye never had a chance! She fought hard but lost. This is a sad and happy love story. Hard choices and love looking to win. It’s a great listen
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- chrissakb
- 17-02-19
Great Listen
I really enjoyed the story, and liked the action and drama. I think the author did a very good job. The narrator did really well with accents and bringing characters to life. I received a free copy in exchange for an honest review.
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- Reggie
- 04-02-19
Great romantic suspense
Skye is spending her month vacation on one of the San Juan islands, off the Washington coast. After a harrowing experience a year ago, she needs the solitude of the island to rest and recover. She does not expect to meet the rude, yet dashing, Walker...who lives in the cabin next door. Biologist Walker, is investigating the illegal dumping of waste, including PCBs, into the ocean. He has his suspicions about the timing of the arrival of his new neighbor and, after a rocky first meeting, decides to befriend her. The chemistry between them is palpable and they begin a ‘vacation’ fling. Can a relationship survive when there is distrust? Not to mention, Skye’s business partner who wants to be more than a friend. Will Walker discover who’s behind the illegal dumping and attacks on his company? The book starts off a bit slow but picks up steam after the first couple of chapters. Worth sticking with it. Love the HEA. I received a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
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- Christy D
- 18-01-19
Three Weeks Last Spring
Skye decides she needs some time to herself, so she heads to the states for a 3 week Holiday. She discovers a man lurking about her cabin rental and immediately dislikes him. But Jeddediah is suspicious of everyone and is searching for someone making illegal dumps in the water. The two are sort of forced together as is trying to find out if she is involved. The story is well written and keeps you involved. I disliked Skye's ability to stand up for herself in the situation in the cabin, and her allowing him to think it was somewhat ok how he treated her. I know love will forgive a lot, but sometimes or somethings are unforgivable and he should have been taught his own lesson. The narrator did a nice job on this.