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Leaving November

The Clayburn Series, Book 2

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Leaving November

By: Deborah Raney
Narrated by: Julie Lancelot
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There’s one thing she’s vowed to never abide in a man … could the horrible rumors be true? Is her life repeating itself?

Eight years ago, Vienne Kenney moved away from Clayburn and all its gossip to pursue a law degree in California. But now she has failed the bar exam again. Is she destined to be stuck forever, a failure—just like her father—in this tiny Kansas town?

Nine months ago, Jackson Linder left Clayburn with no explanation to anybody. Now he, too, is back. He isn’t sure he’s ready to face the rumors and well-meaning questions of the town’s busybodies. Yet he’s determined, once more, to make his art gallery a success—despite the secret that haunts him every day …

This novel was originally published in 2008 under the same title.

©2016 Deborah Raney (P)2022 Deborah Raney
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Was expecting a different end. Hoping that the ends of book one and book 2 are played in book 3, if there is one. Otherwise, these are good listens.

Interesting and fun to listen to

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The story was predictable, but the struggle was realistic.

The narration was good and I connected with the characters.

I’ve enjoyed many of Deborah Raney’s novels.

Heartwarming with strong characters

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