
Blurb From Goodreads
“Hope Harbor police chief Lexie Graham has plenty on her plate raising her son alone and dealing with a sudden rash of petty theft and vandalism in her coastal Oregon home town. As a result, she has zero time for extracurricular activities–including romance.
Ex-con Adam Stone isn’t looking for love either–but how ironic is it that the first woman to catch his eye is a police chief? Yet wishing for things that can never be is foolish.
Nevertheless, when Lexie enlists Adam’s help to keep a young man from falling into a life of crime, sparks begin to fly. And as they work together, it soon becomes apparent that God may have a different–and better–future planned for them than either could imagine.”
My Thoughts
This started off quite well for me and I was hoping for an uplifting listen. I liked the story with the theme of second chances which was running through it and I loved all the parts with Clyde the dog. I really enjoyed the brilliant narration by Therese Plummer, as she brought all the characters, male and female, young and old to life.
Unfortunately though I gave up about a third of they way through when the inner dialogue for both main characters were just too repetitive to keep listening. If this had been in a different format, I would’ve skimmed those parts, but I ended up muttering ‘enough’ to both Lexi and Adam whenever they kept talking to themselves about why they shouldn’t be getting serious with each other.
I also found the Christian message was a bit too preachy for me and spoilt the story.
I’m sure if you enjoy romances with a strong Christian message you’d enjoy this. Unfortunately this audiobook just wasn’t for me at this time.
Thanks so much to christianaudio.com Reviewer’s Program for my free copy.
No this doesn’t sound like something I would love to read, a Christian message and repetitiveness are no-goes for me 🙂
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I was really disappointed as I’ve other ‘Christian’ romances and they’ve not been preachy at all, and the repetitive bits were so annoying! Never mind there’s always more books! 😉
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