Always a Love Song

By: Charley Clarke

Narrated by: Melissa Moran

A lesbian romance about music, accepting the past, and embracing second chances to write a new future...

When golden girl pop star Bridget Callahan's broken engagement comes out, she heads back to her hometown for the first time in five years to write songs for her next album. And maybe while she's there, she'll finally be able to face the woman she left behind - who she never let go.

Bar owner Alex Marlow has spent the past five years mending her broken heart by pretending she doesn't have one. But Bridget's return disrupts her ordered life and brings all those chaotic, buried feelings back to the surface. Can they forgive each other and themselves for mistakes made when they were younger?

Contains mature themes.

©2019 Charley Clarke (P)2019 Tantor

Sweet !

That was very sweet and heartwarming, tho I parts frustrating do to the communication teeth grinding issues… I felt for Alex with holding so much in … so hard and heavy to not express and presume and be so set in giving up and not trying. It was nice in the other hand to see certainty and persistence , which is a good balance to help with fear. My emotions were definitely engaged in this story. Could have used a bit more details in dealing with the issues and a little more “descriptive spice” , but overall it was good a worth the time!

need part 2

love love love love this book we need a book 2 I wanted to know how the wedding goes how the new album is how they work out. her going on a tour would be another cool thing to see or read

Was okay

Storyline was good. though Alex's character is so confusing Brigitte. Alex seem like a winny baby and never wants to take a chance in life. Would rather throw something Good in life away than try. Got very annoyed and lost interest quickly. This put me to sleep. Not happy with that. Narrator did a good job.

Sweet 2nd Chance

I thoroughly enjoyed this first offering from Charley Clarke and look forward to future works. It’s a sweet second chance romance with a lovely cast of supporting characters. I felt like I wanted more of the story in a few places, but there were no glaring plot holes. I also feel the other reviews have been completely unfair.
IMHO the author did a great job of telling a story about how two people can love with everything they’ve got but still somehow mess it up, and the humility needed to own your choices.

Good Listen

The biggest reason I enjoyed this book, even though I like a few good sex scenes I also enjoy when it's just the thought and that it's not so detailed and left a little to the imagination. Overall just a really good theme...