The Last Time They Met
by Anita Shreve
read by Blair Brown
Anita Shreve has been a favorite of mine from the first books I read, All He Ever Wanted and Body
Surfing. I am a big fan, and when these audio books became available I jumped at reviewing them. I am new to
the world of audio, but since migraine headaches are a part of my life, it’s good to close my eyes and just
listen to a book. I have to admit, the audio arena will take over one day and printed books will be a distant
memory.
I enjoyed this captivating tale of Linda Fallon and Thomas Janes. I am a sucker for a romance, so this book
was very interesting to my romantic tendencies. I had to have it. I enjoyed the way that Ms. Shreve told the
history of Linda and Thomas, and I, as the reader, got to know about their romantic rendezvous.
I wasn’t disappointed - from the first page of listening to this novel until the very end. It makes me
believe that I could miss a love, but find him again if it was meant to be; and the love would still be binding
between the two of us despite the years we have spent apart from each other. Love never dies, and this is why I
love reading romance novels and writing them.
The Last Time They Met traces Linda’s life at the ages of seventeen, twenty-six and then fifty-two,
when Thomas becomes a fixture in her life. A great novel, and I tremendously enjoyed listening to every moment
of it by the talented Blair Brown. Pick up The Last Time They Met, and take a ride with romance. What
a ride it is! |
The Book |
Hachette Audio |
January 2008 |
Abridged Audiobook / 5 CDs / 6 HRS |
978-1-60024-100-0 /1-60024-100-X |
Contemporary fiction |
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Excerpt |
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The Reviewer |
Carol Johnson |
Reviewed 2008 |
NOTE: Reviewer Carol Ann
Culbert Johnson is the author of I Confess, Rejection, and Articles for the Soul.
Coming soon is Torn Between Two Lovers, I Confess 2, Everything and More and
Don't Shoot the Messenger. She is also the author of nineteen (19) short stories for the
confession magazines. |
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