FEELS SOOOOOO GOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I absolutely love this series. My first love is the Mystery/Thriller/Suspense genre! But after several of those in a row, I always take a break and listen to something like this novel. This series reminds me so much of Robyn Carr and to have Therese Plummer narrate is the icing on the cake. I couldn't pause this beautiful story except to sleep! The ending was perfect! I can't wait for the next release in the series. This was a real hit for me.

I'm a true fan of the Irene Hannon/Therese Plummer team!

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Predictable but Engaging

I have listened to all the books in the series up to and including this book. They basically include the same plots and subplots with slight deviations. I enjoyed this book but I’m getting a bit bored with the series. I haven’t tried her other series so I’m not sure how much true variety there is.
FYI I really enjoy this narrator.

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Great story

Sweet, yet an element of suspense made this a really good story. As always, Therese Plummer is my favorite narrator as well. Keep writing Irene Hannon-you are doing a Great job and I look forward to more of your books.

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so inspirational

I have always loved lighthouses and what they stand for. Reminds me how we are all to be a light to the world.

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What was not mentioned in the synopsis

This should be categorized under Christian romance novels. I bought this on a sale when I saw her writing style was compared to Robyn Carr. If I had any idea it was Christian romance I would have passed. If you can get past the not so subtle Christian agenda, the story is just ok. I found it to be too formulated! Not much surprises you. The author creates a very simplistic view of life and this may be intentional to capture readers who want to escape the very real difficulties of life. I think this story can set people up to feel like failures when there own love life does not match up to the reality they are living.

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Unexpected Legacy

An unexpected legacy turns out to be a beacon of hope for many people in Hope Harbor.
Ben and Maci don't exactly hit it off when they first meet. I enjoyed watching them frustrate each other to the point of falling in love.
I loved the real struggles that nearly newlyweds, Rachel and Greg, faced and how they overcame them.
Charlie, resident artist, master of fish tacos, and his uncanny knowledge about seemingly all things is once again the central connecting person in Hope Harbor. He always has the words people need to hear. He's also very communicative with the local wildlife. I love Floyd and Gladys.
This can be a stand-alone book in the Hope Harbor series. Each book has its own focal point. The characters from previous books do make appearances as the overall theme of Hope Harbor progresses.
I recommend it. The narration is very good too. I like the inflection and feeling Therese Plummer brings to the characters, especially Marci in this book.

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Another good story

These are all pretty sweet stories. The problems between the couples were wrapped up fairly easily and without much trouble. Not too realistic but if you want that, then the formula works.

If you need something sweet and perfect

...grab some of T. Plummer s books. Everything is so perfect, heros have strong moral values and behave reasonably.
Sometimes it's nice to read something ideal like this, another time I can't finish such book. :D

Narration!

Completely wrong narrator for this story. Over dramatic, tried too hard, choppy performance. Main characters were male. Should have been read by a male.

Great story & narration

Light suspense, very detailed to allow a mental visual of the town. Another fine quality author.