Magnolia Drive, Rochelle Alers
Magnolia Drive, Rochelle Alers
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Magnolia Drive

Author: Rochelle Alers

Narrator: Nicole Small

Unabridged: 10 hr 25 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 01/01/2016

Categories: Fiction, Romance, Erotica


Synopsis

Love is the sweetest way home …After a taste of Broadway stardom and a failed marriage, Francine Tanner is rebuilding her life back home on Cavanaugh Island. She’s done with acting—and anyone who isn’t genuine about real life and true feelings. But the mysterious newcomer who’s bought land outside her hometown of Sanctuary Cove is as down-to-earth as he is handsome … and he may be her second chance for the real thing.Keaton Grace has had a crush on glamour-girl Francine Tanner for years. He can’t believe his luck that she lives in the same small town where he’s developing his new film studio. He just has to convince his favorite star to return to the spotlight. Yet the more time they spend together, the more he realizes the smart, funny, sexy woman she is in real life is far better than any role he envisioned. Now what he wants most is to heal her pain—and prove their attraction could be more powerful than anything they ever imagined.

About Rochelle Alers

Carolyn Brown is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling romance author and RITA® Finalist who has sold more than 3 million books. She presently writes both women's fiction and cowboy romance. For a complete listing of her books, check out her website at: CarolynBrownBooks.comHope Ramsay is a USA Today bestselling author of heartwarming contemporary romances set below the Mason-Dixon Line. She lives in Virginia where, when she's not writing, she's knitting or playing her guitar. You can learn more at: HopeRamsay.comBestselling author Rochelle Alers has nearly two million copies of her novels in print. She is also the recipient of the Gold Pen Award, the Emma Award, Vivian Stephens Award for Excellence in Romance Writing, the Romantic Times Career Achievement Award, and the Zora Neale Hurston Literary Award. Learn more at: RochelleAlers.org A librarian for teens by day and a romance writer by night, USA Today bestselling author A.J. Pine can't seem to escape the world of fiction, and she wouldn't have it any other way. She hails from the far-off galaxy of the Chicago suburbs. You can learn more at: AJPine.com

About Nicole Small

Nicole Small (a.k.a. Shayna Small) is an actress/singer born and raised in Chicago. In the middle of her freshman year of high school she relocated to Baltimore to attend a performing arts school. She holds a BFA in drama at the Juilliard School. Her theater credits include Hurt Village and The Threepenny Opera.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Lori

I finished this book so I'd know what happened for the characters. I think these books rush the romance though, but maybe I'm looking more for a story than a mushy romance.......more

Goodreads review by Alice

Three Cove beauties find love! Francine secretly wanted love, marriage and a family however childhood bullying and a marriage to a duplicitous man who was counting her coins made her overly cautious when the man she had waited all her life for came into her life! By the same token Keaton was escaping......more

Goodreads review by Carmen

Had mixed feelings about this book. It was my least favorite of the series, not because it wasn't well written. I was expecting a "lighter, summer" romance. This book was more serious in tone. The main character was damaged from childhood bullying, a bad marriage and feelings of inadequacy. I enjoye......more

Goodreads review by Mary

Inspiring I have enjoyed learning the history and culture of the Gullah. It is a rich background and experience as the Creole culture. Reading" Haven Creek", "Angels Landing " and " Sanctuary Cove" has given me a rich history lesson as we as reading an extraordinary author tell her stories. The roman......more


Quotes

“Upon returning to Cavanaugh Island, readers will be entertained with the history and culture of the Lowcountry of South Carolina.” RT Book Reviews (4½ stars)