
Separate Beds
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Narrated by:
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Liz Dykhouse
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By:
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LaVyrle Spencer
Catherine Anderson and Clay Forrester come from two completely different worlds, but one blind date leaves them forever linked. Clay, a handsome law student, and Catherine, a serious, bookish undergrad, experience an evening they will never forget. Fortified by the beauty of the night, as well as a bottle of wine, they share a night together. A few short months later, Catherine discovers she's pregnant. They agree to a marriage of convenience, an arrangement that suits them both - until they begin to fall in love.
Moving and deeply affecting, Separate Beds is a celebration of the healing power of love.
©2004 LaVyrle Spencer (P)2004 Brilliance Audio, Inc.Listeners also enjoyed...




















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Great book, poor reader
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Would you listen to Separate Beds again? Why?
I have read this book twice, and listened to it once already. I will definitely keep it in my library to listen again. LaVyrle has such a gift in portraying the thoughts and emotions that we all struggle with. It is very easy to relate to her characters.What other book might you compare Separate Beds to and why?
I would compare Separate Beds probably to BitterSweet in that it portrays that with each perfect love, there are also choices to make, and unfortunately, pain for oneself and others.What about Liz Dykhouse’s performance did you like?
Ms. Dykhouse was very consistent with her character portrayals and sensitive in her character insight.Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
I owuld have loved to listen to this in one sitting.....during breaks for other "life activities" I would mull over the story in my head so that I could pick up where I left off.Any additional comments?
Any of LaVyrle Spencer's books are definitly worth reading. She captures real life emotions and thoughts as no other contemporary writer. Her books are classics.Never a miss with Ms. Spencer
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An old favorite
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I was a big fan of LaVyrle Spencer for many years - since before she retired from writing - and a few of her stories really stuck with me: Family Blessings, The Fulfillment, Bitter Sweet, Morning Glory.
Catherine is so difficult for me to care about because she is her own worst enemy. She has taken her suffering from growing up with Herb and Ada and has magnified it 100 fold. She doesn’t even remotely consider her child and its needs in how she interacts with Clay. Yes, this was written before cell phones, internet, aids or testing for stds, but even then there was social awareness of the importance of a father in his child’s life. And there was no addressing Clay’s time with Jill.
If this was written now in 2020, I would not support any author writing without more emotional intelligence. Different times and awareness. Nostalgic period piece with a HEA.
Dykhouse does a decent job of narration.
well written period piece
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Ho hum
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I have read this book several times over the years
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Couldn't Stop Listening
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Beautifully Enticing Story
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Rang True for the times.
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Sappy
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