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Title: Chris Doubles Down in Sullivan's Island
Subtitle: Inspired By Dorothea Benton Frank
Author: Mary Charleston Boyd
Narrator: Anna Christine
Format: Unabridged
Length: 1 hr and 17 mins
Language: English
Release date: 08-24-17
Publisher: Eugene Cole Bolchoz
Ratings: 1 of 5 out of 1 votes
Genres: Romance, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Christine Flenor, a 47 year old millionaire writer of Hollywood movies and books, suddenly receives divorce papers from her pilot husband Tom. So in retreat, she takes off to South Carolina and the marshes of Mt. Pleasant. During this time, she revisits old friends, takes control of her college daughters lives, and attempts to take up new hobbies and new grounds - middle aged dating!
Caught in the crossfire of the separation of her husband, she and her hair stylist Beth, set off to make a new life for Chris. Yet rusted ironies of humor, wisdom, and sorrow begs for Chris's attention, as does Tom. In the throes of a middle age crisis, she is faced with forgiving Tom, or embracing newly found unleashed pent-up freedoms. Join Chris, Beth, and a cast of high and low rise characters attempting to find a cure to middle aged hot flashes, sinking regrets, and beginning anew - culminating at the Blessing of the Fleet.
Members Reviews:
Not an expensive purchase but definitely would not recommend it.
This book has so many typo's. It doesn't appear to have been edited at all. It is also a very short book. Multiple characters dialogue runs together in the same paragraph making it difficult to understand. I find myself having to go back and read some paragraphs a couple of times to see who was saying what. I'm not sure if this is the authors fault or the editors. Not an expensive purchase but definitely would not recommend it.
terrible
This is one of the "worse " books ever. Nothing flows-needs a proof reader to correct the errors - failed attempts to use power words & phrases were so lame - story & characters fell short of short or long term interest. Big waste of money for sure.
Do not waste your time
Where to start??? This short book is so full of mistakes, both spelling and grammatical. Words are missing and many sentences make no sense at all. The story is all over the place and difficult together follow. Characters come out of nowhere with no explanation. Did anyone bother to edit this? I highly doubt it. How did Frank allow her name to be associated with this?
What a disappointment was looking for a good low country read
Cole Boyd (the 5 star review) must be a relative. I can't make heads or tails of this. What a disappointment was looking for a good low country read.
It is in line with great authors like Pat Conroy
One of the freshest new books I have read. I gave it five stars despite the spelling errors. It is in line with great authors like Pat Conroy, Dorthea Benton Frank, and Nicholas Sparks...though not as Romantic as Sparks.
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Title: Chris Doubles Down in Sullivan's Island
Subtitle: Inspired By Dorothea Benton Frank
Author: Mary Charleston Boyd
Narrator: Anna Christine
Format: Unabridged
Length: 1 hr and 17 mins
Language: English
Release date: 08-24-17
Publisher: Eugene Cole Bolchoz
Ratings: 1 of 5 out of 1 votes
Genres: Romance, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Christine Flenor, a 47 year old millionaire writer of Hollywood movies and books, suddenly receives divorce papers from her pilot husband Tom. So in retreat, she takes off to South Carolina and the marshes of Mt. Pleasant. During this time, she revisits old friends, takes control of her college daughters lives, and attempts to take up new hobbies and new grounds - middle aged dating!
Caught in the crossfire of the separation of her husband, she and her hair stylist Beth, set off to make a new life for Chris. Yet rusted ironies of humor, wisdom, and sorrow begs for Chris's attention, as does Tom. In the throes of a middle age crisis, she is faced with forgiving Tom, or embracing newly found unleashed pent-up freedoms. Join Chris, Beth, and a cast of high and low rise characters attempting to find a cure to middle aged hot flashes, sinking regrets, and beginning anew - culminating at the Blessing of the Fleet.
Members Reviews:
Not an expensive purchase but definitely would not recommend it.
This book has so many typo's. It doesn't appear to have been edited at all. It is also a very short book. Multiple characters dialogue runs together in the same paragraph making it difficult to understand. I find myself having to go back and read some paragraphs a couple of times to see who was saying what. I'm not sure if this is the authors fault or the editors. Not an expensive purchase but definitely would not recommend it.
terrible
This is one of the "worse " books ever. Nothing flows-needs a proof reader to correct the errors - failed attempts to use power words & phrases were so lame - story & characters fell short of short or long term interest. Big waste of money for sure.
Do not waste your time
Where to start??? This short book is so full of mistakes, both spelling and grammatical. Words are missing and many sentences make no sense at all. The story is all over the place and difficult together follow. Characters come out of nowhere with no explanation. Did anyone bother to edit this? I highly doubt it. How did Frank allow her name to be associated with this?
What a disappointment was looking for a good low country read
Cole Boyd (the 5 star review) must be a relative. I can't make heads or tails of this. What a disappointment was looking for a good low country read.
It is in line with great authors like Pat Conroy
One of the freshest new books I have read. I gave it five stars despite the spelling errors. It is in line with great authors like Pat Conroy, Dorthea Benton Frank, and Nicholas Sparks...though not as Romantic as Sparks.