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    Home with You
    Home with You
    Home with You
    Audiobook5 hours

    Home with You

    Written by Claudia Burgoa and Grahame Burgoa

    Narrated by Joe Arden and Grace Grant

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    About this audiobook

    An imaginary hedgehog fairy made me famous.

    A blizzard made me fall in love.

    When I was a kid I used to doodle pictures of my best friend.

    Well, my best imaginary friend: Harley the Hedgehog Fairy.

    Turns out that making up stories about her catapulted me into children’s book stardom.


    Now I’m living my dream and working from home.

    I’d rather spend my time creating stories than face the real world.

    Except, my agent has other plans. He’s booked me on a signing tour across the country.

    Six weeks outside of my comfort zone.


    I thought that was painful – until I saw Morgan Bradford entering a bookstore holding the hand of a little girl.

    He told me he didn’t want commitment.


    But I guess he didn’t want commitment with me.

    After five painful minutes, I see him off and hope we never cross paths again.

    I’m not that lucky.


    A blizzard, a car accident and a concussion send me back to Winter Valley…

    And under Morgan’s care.


    Maybe I am that lucky.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCyburg Ink, LLC
    Release dateDec 16, 2021
    ISBN9781669653202
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    • 4/5
      Sweet small town, second chance romance. Great narration. Highly recommend!
    • 3/5
      MAAAAAN....the description of this book sounded so cute, but...eh.... It had so many elements that I SHOULD have loved, and.....just didn't. I can't even write it a fair review because I started to "DNF" it so many times, and eventually kept trying to give it another shot, until I finally finished it. So my experience of it was disjointed at best. But a book has to be BAD for me to give it less than three starts, and this was not bad writing or a bad story. It just didn't do it for ME.