

Three Women at the Water's Edge
Author: Nancy Thayer
Narrator: Emily Sutton-Smith
Unabridged: 12 hr 40 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download (DRM Protected)
Publisher: Brilliance Audio
Published: 08/28/2018
Author: Nancy Thayer
Narrator: Emily Sutton-Smith
Unabridged: 12 hr 40 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download (DRM Protected)
Publisher: Brilliance Audio
Published: 08/28/2018
Nancy Thayer is the New York Times bestselling author of A Nantucket Wedding, Secrets in Summer, The Island House, The Guest Cottage, An Island Christmas, Nantucket Sisters, A Nantucket Christmas, Island Girls, Summer Breeze, Heat Wave, Beachcombers, Summer House, Moon Shell Beach, and The Hot Flash Club. She lives on Nantucket.
This is a terrific book and one that will never disappear from my shelves - I love to re-read it from time to time. It's beautifully written, not as insubstantial and easily forgotten as so much modern women's fiction. The detail of the environment and inner lives of the characters is rich, sensual......more
I read this book as a young working mother. I wanted to list it here because I remember that I found truths in it at the time about being a woman, mother, wife, sister. I've tried to order it lately on Amazon, but was put on hold forever. I'd like to read it again and see if I find it as enlightenin......more
Book review How does one find themself after experiencing divorce, broken hearts and being a single mother. You look around you and find things that make you happy. Life is to be lived and loved .......more
I first read this novel years ago after it was recommended by an editor friend of mine. I have since re-read it, and found it every bit as wonderful and satisfying as on the first read. I could relate to the characters, especially Margaret and Daisy, who resonated with me. The handling of each woman......more
I first read this book when I was the age of the youngest daughter and loved it. I then read it when I was a young mother and could relate to the oldest daughter. I reread it years later and was able to relate to the mother, who I thought was so old when I first read it:). I think it a sign of a goo......more