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When She Stumbled

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When She Stumbled

By: Trish Perry
Narrated by: Emma Faye
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Georgie Hobbs awakens on a gorgeous morning in her lovely Washington, DC apartment and stands on the precipice of professional and personal success. She’s the author of an exciting new biography about a hotshot marriage therapist. She has a talented boyfriend in Manhattan, where she may move if their love continues to grow.

But in a matter of hours, Georgie sees her vision of the future crumble in nearly every respect - her career, her love, her home - gone.

City girl Georgie escapes to the tiny rural town of Grimsey, Iowa, to lick her wounds and find shelter with her sister’s family. Thanks to an old movie star, a handsome sculptor, and unearthed secrets, shelter is just the beginning of what she finds.

©2021 Trish Perry (P)2022 Trish Perry Christian Fiction Contemporary Contemporary Romance Fiction Genre Fiction Romance Small Town & Rural Career
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I've read and listened to other stories by this author and always enjoyed each one. This tale was no different. The heroine finds herself in a quandary not once but twice. With her name on the line, she's determined to do things right. With a handsome guy cheering her on, it's a win-win situation. Right? That is until a phone call throws a wrench into things. I recommend this story for a quick listen.

The narrator did a good job with most of the voices and the narration, but I found the heroine and her sister's voices a bit too whiney.

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