A Girl's Guide to Moving On
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Summary
Random House presents the unabridged, downloadable audiobook edition of A Girl's Guide to Moving On by Debbie Macomber, read by Nancy Linari and Allyson Ryan.
The companion novel to Last One Home, International bestselling author brings us another thoughtful and emotional read.
How do you move on after your life has fallen apart?
When Leanne and her daughter-in-law Nichole went through divorces at the same time, they compiled a list to help them move on from the heartbreak. Now, two years on, these unlikely best friends have managed to pick up the pieces, and love is on the cards for both of them.
Leanne’s friendship with Nikolai, one of her language students, has deepened into something more meaningful. And Nichole has finally allowed herself to trust a man again. Rocco is the complete opposite of her ex-husband, and though he’s a little rough around the edges, he has a heart of gold.
But just when it seems they’ve figured it all out, life throws up more challenges, putting their hard-won contentment at risk…
The companion novel to Last One Home, International bestselling author brings us another thoughtful and emotional read.
How do you move on after your life has fallen apart?
When Leanne and her daughter-in-law Nichole went through divorces at the same time, they compiled a list to help them move on from the heartbreak. Now, two years on, these unlikely best friends have managed to pick up the pieces, and love is on the cards for both of them.
Leanne’s friendship with Nikolai, one of her language students, has deepened into something more meaningful. And Nichole has finally allowed herself to trust a man again. Rocco is the complete opposite of her ex-husband, and though he’s a little rough around the edges, he has a heart of gold.
But just when it seems they’ve figured it all out, life throws up more challenges, putting their hard-won contentment at risk…
Reviews
The pace is brisk, the emotive thrust draws us in … a wholesome and satisfying read. Another few million sales on the way it would seem. Great stuff
Frost Magazine
