How to Mend a Broken Heart by Rachael Johns
$7.99
How to Mend a Broken Heart
- By: Rachael Johns
- Narrated by: Casey Withoos
- Length: 11 hrs and 32 mins
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
Publisher's Summary
Summer in New Orleans means hot days, long nights, spooky stories, and surprising new beginnings.
Felicity Bell has struggled to move on after her marriage broke down. Her ex has found love again, her children have their own lives, and it's beginning to feel like her only comfort comes from her dog and her job as a taxidermist. So when Flick gets an offer to work in New Orleans for a few months, she's drawn to the chance to make a fresh start.
Zoe is ready to start a family with her husband, but when he betrays her, she's left shattered and desperate for a change of scenery. Joining her mother on the other side of the world to drown her sorrows seems the perfect solution.
Although both mother and daughter are wary of risking their hearts to love again, Theo, a jazz bar owner, and Jack, a local ghost hunter, offer fun, friendship and distraction. But all is not as it seems in New Orleans....
A chance meeting with Aurelia, a reclusive artist who surprises them with lessons from her life, prompts Flick and Zoe to reassess what they want too. Can all three women learn from the past in order to embrace their future?
An uplifting novel about three women joyously learning to move on after heartbreak by the best-selling author of The Patterson Girls and Flying the Nest.
©2021 Rachael Johns (P)2021 HarperCollins Publishers
Anonymous User
Enjoyable story and setting
I actually have mixed feelings about this audible. I very much enjoyed the journey to New Orleans but did not enjoy listening to Zoe’s part of the story at all.
I wonder if I would have read it differently!
The narrator was good in parts but I felt like her over dramatic representation of Zoe’s character spoilt the book and made her very unlike able.
If you don’t know anything about New Orleans you will enjoy having your eyes opened to this wonderful city though!
Anonymous User
Enjoyable and surprising
was not expecting some of the themes here, or jobs, or scenes to be honest! Was very enjoyable, easy reading!