Turn to Me

Misty River Romance, Book 3

By: Becky Wade

Narrated by: Barbara McCulloh

Guilt has defined Luke Dempsey's life. But it was self-destructiveness that landed him in prison. When his friend and fellow inmate lay dying shortly before Luke's release, the older man revealed he left a string of clues for his daughter, Finley, that will lead her to the treasure he's hidden. Worried that she won't be the only one pursuing the treasure, he gains Luke's promise to protect her until the end of her search.

Finley Sutherland, owner of an animal rescue center and defender of lost causes, accepts Luke's help with the treasure hunt while secretly planning to help him in return by coaxing him to embrace the forgiveness he's long denied himself. As they draw closer to the final clue, their reasons for resisting each other begin to crumble, and Luke realizes his promise will push him to the limit in more ways than one. He'll do his best to shield Finley from unseen threats, but who's going to shield him from losing his heart?

©2022 Rebecca C. Wade (P)2022 Recorded Books

Great

I so enjoyed this book. The story line was awesome. I loved that Finley had such a heart for animals.

Interesting mystery!!

I overall enjoyed the book but it seemed s bit to drawn out … I am a-bit confused about the mix of Christian and occult practices…. Maybe it’s okay for some but it sends a wrong message in my view … 🤔

Loved the sweet redemption story

Mushy at times but still enjoyable. I find Becky Wade’s characters to be colorful and fun to get to know. I especially like that their faith (or lack of) in Hod is weaved throughout their story with grace and truth.

Interesting twist of events!

Mystery, love, tragedy and romance will capture your attention along with morals and values of the families.

Terrible narrator!

It's been very difficult to pay attention to the story because the narrator is so bad. She stops frequently in the middle of sentences, and her voice goes from low to normal, so I can't get the volume right. Also, the young woman character sounds like an older woman, and you can't tell the woman's voice from the man's. There's no difference. I feel sorry for the author because this narrator does such a disservice to her book.