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Feels Like Summer
- A Novel
- Narrated by: Kimberly M. Wetherell
- Length: 10 hrs and 57 mins
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Publisher's summary
For three sisters, this Memorial Day weekend is a much-anticipated reunion—and a sizzling escape—where secrets, lovers, and betrayals collide in a small coastal town.
It’s Memorial Day weekend, the annual kickoff to summer for the Lancaster sisters. But the festivities take a deep dive when a mysterious boating accident occurs off their seaside town, sparking questions about how well the sisters know their neighbors—and each other.
Kate, whip smart and rich, lives a charmed life—if only her lawyer husband wasn’t always disappearing for his next big case. Older sister Shelby, when not selling houses, is falling hard for an on-again, off-again lover. He’s perfect for Shelby in many ways, and so wrong in others. And Bree, the youngest, is reeling from a recent breakup and in desperate need of her sisters. They’ve always been there for each other, but as secrets arise and gossip spreads like wildfire, the idyllic weekend takes a dramatic tailspin. Will this summer’s troubles change their bond before their sisterhood is righted again?
Critic reviews
“Feels Like Summer is the perfect beach read full of characters to root for and a mystery that unfurls like a sail catching a breeze. There's heartbreak and triumph in this poignant family drama that will have you racing through the pages to reach a highly satisfying conclusion.”—Jamie Day, bestselling author of The Block Party
“Loved this engaging tale that takes place in Hull, Massachusetts. The town is beautifully pictured with all its quirks and its seaside location. The three sisters are a dynamic trio that both clash and love each other. A great beach or backyard read.”—Sarah, Buttonwood Books
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- Joyful55
- 06-07-24
Couldn’t listen past the first couple of chapters.
After the third time the narrator pretended to be a child. The voice was slobbery and fake. No need to read any farther. Worse than men or women reading the opposite part in a fake voice.
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- Francisca A.
- 05-28-24
3 stars
Feels Like Summer by Wendy Francis starts with us hearing from Lieutenant Robin Shipman. I did a doubletake, thinking I downloaded the wrong book. The aspect of whose body was found threw everything off in a way I didn't like. I was looking forward to hearing about the relationship between the three sisters, per the summary. When the story focused on them and their lives, I was engrossed and wanted more, even if I didn't like them.
I did not care for Kimberly M. Wetherell. Her voice is grating, especially when speaking for Clara. I will stay away from her in the future.
I rate Feels Like Summer 3 stars, deducting 1 star each for the narrator and the mystery surrounding the death.
Thank you to Brilliance Publishing for providing me with an ALC.
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