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Title: The Donor
Author: Stevie Turner
Narrator: Janine Haynes
Format: Unabridged
Length: 5 hrs and 29 mins
Language: English
Release date: 03-28-16
Publisher: Stevie Turner
Genres: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
When you know you have met the love of your life, the last thing you expect is for your sister to lure him away. Clare Ronson is faced with this scenario when her sister, Isabel, marries singer and guitarist Ross Tyler. To compound Clare's jealousy and bitterness, Ross hits the big time and becomes a wealthy tax exile, relocating to France with his family. Clare cannot bring herself to speak to Isabel or Ross for the next 30 years. However, when tragedy occurs in 2002 causing Ross to arrive back in England at Clare's doorstep, Clare must try to put the past behind her for her sister's sake.
Members Reviews:
Very difficult to rate
After reading this, I find it very difficult to rate. Mostly because of how very sad it is. The sadness is not only in the story itself, but also in the relationships of the characters. I don't want to spoil anything, so I'll just say it's a short, but intense read with characters that are very real. It's not a warm, fuzzy read, but very good none the less, and not typical at all.
The final heartbreaking chapters moved me from disbelief to tears some of joy some of sadness
From the word go this book grabbed my attention and kept it to the very end.
This was a book I could not put down and I read it in 3 hours.
The characters were profoundly flawed and that only added to the realism of the story, the relationships between them all are bittersweet yet heartwarming.
It's a story of one family who suffer because of one betrayal then as the story progresses you find that there was more betrayal that has happened in the past, it was so well written that I could see myself being one or another of the characters and put myself In their shoes at time I found myself rooting for one character then in the next chapter I was rooting for another and wishing I could grab the and shake them and tell them not to be so prideful and explain to them all they would loose out on.
In the second half of the story the main two characters find themselves reunited in the darkest of circumstance and they have to find a way to get through it all together and that leaves them both reeling! The final heartbreaking chapters moved me from disbelief to tears some of joy some of sadness, and it's a credit to the author that she was able to convey these emotions with the telling of this fabulous story
Stevie Turner is a good writer and tells a good story
Stevie Turner is a good writer and tells a good story. It wasn't what I was expecting and read more like journal entries most of the time. Not a bad thing, just not expected. If you're looking for hard core sex scenes and ROCK 'n' ROLL then I suggest you look elsewhere (maybe do a "New Adult" "rock star romance" search. There're TONS of poorly written erotica rock star stories out there for you to enjoy. Just don't pay for them. You can also troll the Interwebz for better fan fiction). This is a gentle story that deals with the fall out of character choices. At times you want to shake them, but mostly you're along for the ride, figuring out what makes them tick, and maybe, if you're of a certain age, drawing some parallels.
At times Clare's pathological stubbornness is annoying. Honestly, Clare. Yes, you were wronged, but damn. I'm sure there are those out there who would make the same choice as she did, but to those of us who wouldn't, it gets a bit tedious watching her let that color every part of her life.
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Title: The Donor
Author: Stevie Turner
Narrator: Janine Haynes
Format: Unabridged
Length: 5 hrs and 29 mins
Language: English
Release date: 03-28-16
Publisher: Stevie Turner
Genres: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
When you know you have met the love of your life, the last thing you expect is for your sister to lure him away. Clare Ronson is faced with this scenario when her sister, Isabel, marries singer and guitarist Ross Tyler. To compound Clare's jealousy and bitterness, Ross hits the big time and becomes a wealthy tax exile, relocating to France with his family. Clare cannot bring herself to speak to Isabel or Ross for the next 30 years. However, when tragedy occurs in 2002 causing Ross to arrive back in England at Clare's doorstep, Clare must try to put the past behind her for her sister's sake.
Members Reviews:
Very difficult to rate
After reading this, I find it very difficult to rate. Mostly because of how very sad it is. The sadness is not only in the story itself, but also in the relationships of the characters. I don't want to spoil anything, so I'll just say it's a short, but intense read with characters that are very real. It's not a warm, fuzzy read, but very good none the less, and not typical at all.
The final heartbreaking chapters moved me from disbelief to tears some of joy some of sadness
From the word go this book grabbed my attention and kept it to the very end.
This was a book I could not put down and I read it in 3 hours.
The characters were profoundly flawed and that only added to the realism of the story, the relationships between them all are bittersweet yet heartwarming.
It's a story of one family who suffer because of one betrayal then as the story progresses you find that there was more betrayal that has happened in the past, it was so well written that I could see myself being one or another of the characters and put myself In their shoes at time I found myself rooting for one character then in the next chapter I was rooting for another and wishing I could grab the and shake them and tell them not to be so prideful and explain to them all they would loose out on.
In the second half of the story the main two characters find themselves reunited in the darkest of circumstance and they have to find a way to get through it all together and that leaves them both reeling! The final heartbreaking chapters moved me from disbelief to tears some of joy some of sadness, and it's a credit to the author that she was able to convey these emotions with the telling of this fabulous story
Stevie Turner is a good writer and tells a good story
Stevie Turner is a good writer and tells a good story. It wasn't what I was expecting and read more like journal entries most of the time. Not a bad thing, just not expected. If you're looking for hard core sex scenes and ROCK 'n' ROLL then I suggest you look elsewhere (maybe do a "New Adult" "rock star romance" search. There're TONS of poorly written erotica rock star stories out there for you to enjoy. Just don't pay for them. You can also troll the Interwebz for better fan fiction). This is a gentle story that deals with the fall out of character choices. At times you want to shake them, but mostly you're along for the ride, figuring out what makes them tick, and maybe, if you're of a certain age, drawing some parallels.
At times Clare's pathological stubbornness is annoying. Honestly, Clare. Yes, you were wronged, but damn. I'm sure there are those out there who would make the same choice as she did, but to those of us who wouldn't, it gets a bit tedious watching her let that color every part of her life.