Come Home to Me

Whiskey Creek, Book 6

By: Brenda Novak

Narrated by: Carly Robins

By the time Presley Christensen returns to Whiskey Creek with her little boy after two years away, she has completely changed her life. She's made peace with her past and overcome the negative behavior that resulted from her difficult childhood. Now she's back in the small town that was the closest thing to "home" she ever knew - the town where she can be with the sister who is her only family. There's just one catch: Aaron Amos still lives in Whiskey Creek - at least until he moves to Reno to open a branch of the Amos brothers' auto body shop. And no matter how hard she's tried, Presley hasn't been able to get over him. Seeing him again makes the longing so much worse. But she hopes she can get through the next few months because she can't fall back into his arms... or his bed. She's come too far to backslide now. And there's a secret she's been guarding - a secret she'll do anything to protect.

©2014 Brenda Novak, Inc. (P)2014 Tantor

Critic reviews

"This poignant, heartfelt romance puts a refreshing spin on the classic reunion/secret baby theme." ( Library Journal)

Pass on this one, move on to the next book.

The story of Cheyenne and Dylan did not ring true, no way would she ask Aaron to father her child. Presley is so wounded and she is never given a backbone. Just didn't care about what happened next. Pass...:(

Great Read

Come Home to Me (Whiskey Creek, #6) was another great read by Brenda Novak. Presley has spent the last two years away from Whiskey Creek with her two year old son. She left behind her past and difficult childhood. She’s now back in the small town and is sober while raising her son. She’s close to her sister and Aaron, who doesn’t know he has a son. He is getting ready to move to Reno to open a branch of his auto body shop he runs with his brothers. Presley is trying to get over Aaron but is having a hard time. I really enjoyed reading Presley and Aaron’s story and can’t wait to read more by Brenda Novak.

Medium Interesting story

Story almost ruined for me by narrator.
Way too much empathize on sex, just not necessary.

I felt like there were unanswered questions.

I kept waiting for the book to definitely answer if she was pregnant. It specifically said she took the test too early, but it never touched on it again.

Another great one in the series

Just finished. And another great whiskey creek tale. I am truly loving this series. This one has a few new avenues to deal with and I am hoping that in the next stories to come they are touched on. Thanks to Ms Novak for another amazing time.

I love the story

I love reading about Presley and Aaron. I am reading The Heart Of Christmas at home so I like that I was able to listen to this so I can associate with the book.. great narrative and all Thank You for the entertainment

Great series

It’s a good series. Glad the main character finally got out of her own way. Can’t wait to continue on to the next one

Frustrating from beginning to end

Presley's struggle is way to drawn out. Cheyenne whom I loved before is.... Almost a completely different character and NOT in a good way. I'd say skip this one and hope that the next book in the series is better.

I loved Presley and Aaron but cannot stand Cheyanne

Presley’s loving sister is horrible! She was ok with talking crap about Aaron but ok with using him too! I was rooting for Presley and Aaron but anytime Cheyanne was in the story line I disliked her more! I felt sorry for Dillon with a conniving - lying woman as she was in this story. Yes - the is a great book because the characters are believable and I love a series that brings the characters in all during the series - but good luck with keeping calm in this one with Cheyanne!

Narrator is great as is the book

I like all the characters and especially the narrator. To me the narrator is very important because if I can’t stand to listen to the voice then the book itself doesn’t matter.