Another Chance at Love

A Single Dad Romance

She doesn’t believe in second chances. He's wondering why God called him to Crystal Creek. Can she convince him to walk away, or will he prove his love is everlasting?

Pastor Trey Channing is lost in grief when he answers God’s call to travel to a small town. He and his teenage children struggle to let God heal the loss that led them on a cross-country journey. As Trey gets to know Crystal Creek, he’s drawn to Hannah McKean, a friendly waitress whose smile doesn’t hide the pain in her eyes.

Hannah knows God never forsook her even when she turned away from Him. In a weak moment, she committed a mistake that stole her future and made each day a struggle to provide for her and her daughter. Believing this lapse has ruined all chances for love, she’ll never get close to another man again.

When a terrible accident hospitalizes Hannah, it’s the kind pastor who stands by her side and creates a longing for more. To save herself from heartbreak, she pushes him away. What she hadn’t expected was someone more stubborn than she when it comes to answering love’s call.

Will Trey prove Hannah right and leave, or will he teach her that once she loves herself, she can open her heart to his love?

Another Chance at Love is the first book in the Christian romance series Hearts of Crystal Creek. If you like age-gap romance for people who think they've lost their chance at love, then you’ll love Laura Haley-McNeil’s sweet romance tales.

Buy Another Chance at Love and read about faith, family and true love that knows no bounds!

Sweet story but the reading is awful … no more AI narrated books for me!

The story is sweet and is a delicate, innocent tale of romantic and maternal love with a strong overtone of faith. That was what I needed when I purchased the audiobook. However, the virtual bot narration was terrible: even the names of main characters were botched at times and the inflection felt more as if the intended audience was a group of first-graders. It is safe to say I won’t be purchasing books with virtual narration ever again. Someone could have at least reviewed and corrected the audio before releasing it.

Nice story. Don’t like virtual voice

Virtual voice is flat and misses the effect of sentences. Story was pleasant but voice takes away from it

Couldn’t handle the narration

I didn’t make it past Chapter 4. The narration was horrible, with inflections and emphasis in the wrong places. It was bad enough that I just couldn’t get into the story.

The oral reading

A rather nice story with a predictable plot, but so very many mispronunciations by the reader took away from the overall experience. Awful.