Short & Sweet Review: Dogwood Hill by Sherryl Woods (audio)

Title:Dogwood Hill

Author:Sherryl Wood 

Series:Chesapeake Shores, #12

Narrator:Christina Traister

Published:December 2014, Brilliance Audio

Length:10 hours 47 minutes

Source:Library


#1 New York Times bestselling author Sherryl Woods tests the strength of the beloved O’Briens and proves that love and family can always triumph!

When
former pro football quarterback Aidan Mitchell comes to Chesapeake
Shores to take a high school coaching job, he’s embraced by the
town—especially the O’Briens. But Aidan has a secret that could alter
all their lives.

For wounded Liz March, who’s trying for a fresh
start after a devastating betrayal, taking a chance on Aidan may be more
than she can handle. Her heart, however, refuses to listen to her head.
But just when forever seems within reach, Aidan’s secret threatens to
change everything.

Does this tempting stranger who’s made her
feel alive have the power to convince her to look beyond the past and
reach for the future?

***Short & Sweet Reviews are
short, quick reviews. These will mainly be used for series books where I
have already done full reviews on some of the earlier books or for
books that I feel will suffice with a quick review. These will not be
used for review requests or blog tours.

My thoughts:I just love this series – it‘s a fun, no-pressure, easy read/listen, leave your worries behind kind of series that you know will end with the guy getting the girl and having their HEA in some fashion and every once in a while, it’s nice to have a read like that. What’s different with each book are the characters involved in the romance and their journey to that HEA.

Of course, my favorite part of this series is the fact that the O‘Brien clan is always involved and while this particular story involves two outsiders, that doesn’t keep those noisy, boisterous, match-making O’Briens from getting mixed up with Aidan and Liz, whether they want them to or not. Both have secrets they are hiding but as secrets are known to do, they don’t stay buried for long. When they are finally revealed,how will these secrets impact Aidan and Liz’s relationship?This is such a great series and I’m so glad Sherryl Wood has decided to continue writing it. I’m not sure how much longer it will continue for, but I am in for the long haul!

  Audio thoughts:I’m so glad Christina Traister narrated this…I only just started listening to this series with the last book and really enjoyed her narration of that book. She does a great job with the voices and just makes the story come to life. I hope she continues to narrate this series.

Books in this series:

  1. The Inn at Eagle Point                            9.  The Summer Garden
  2. Flowers on Main                                     10.  A Seaside Christmas
  3. Harbor Lights                                           11.  The Christmas Bouquet
  4. A Chesapeake Shores Christmas      12.  Dogwood Hill
  5. Driftwood Cottage                                  13.  Willow Brook Road
  6. Moonlight Cove                                    
  7. Beach Lane 
  8. An O’Brien Family Christmas
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5 Comments

  1. globaleducationlaw.com
    March 15, 2016 / 2:05 pm

    I like Christina's voice. It's always pleasant to hear her audio records. Dogwood Hill isn't a read that makes you fall asleep:) It's truly remarkable. Thanks for your thoughts on it, Kristin.
    xo,
    Monica (editor)

  2. Lori Bree
    March 15, 2016 / 5:48 pm

    Great review! I frequently find myself in the mood for these light, feel good, easy reads!

  3. Stefanie
    March 15, 2016 / 7:32 pm

    This author is another I'd like to try out. I now have all the firsts in her series bookmarked for my Kindle. Looks like she's a popular one at the library.

  4. Kathryn T
    March 16, 2016 / 4:06 am

    I started this series, think I read the first two, but will need to go back and refamiliarise myself with the family. Yes books like this are a delicious entertainment. Go SW and all the authors like her!

  5. Suko
    March 17, 2016 / 3:02 am

    Excellent "short & sweet review", Kristin! It sounds like a very enjoyable series.