Narrators ruined this book

I was so excited to read the next book in this series, until I started listening to it. The female narrator was horrible at a man’s voice and the Irish accent drove me crazy. I fast forwarded to the last two chapters. I will watch for these narrators so that I don’t purchase the book. So disappointed

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I loved the story! Very good!

I loved the story! The animal rescue just pulls at your heart. I didn't care for the narration, but being book 3 I had to finish the series so I dealt with it.

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Great storyline but the narrative....

I love this series and I like the family dynamics and conversations. Found myself laughing out loud at the banter. BUT the narrative for the men, specifically the attempt at the Irish accent was annoying.

Sweet story but slow paced

Compared to the other two books in the series I found this one slow paced. The story was sweet and very centered on the horses in the farm, so the vibe felt warm and engaging. The narration was good,

Narrator makes this read a chore

The male voices of narrator Amy London made this read painful.... can’t understand how this was published “as is”..... I was determined to make it through Stay series Book 3, but it wasn’t easy. Ultimately I increased the playback speed to 1.5 in order to finish.

Best one of the series

The Irish accent was over the top. Aden was secrets were mysterious and made me nervous until they were finally reveled.

All Roads Lead to You

This is the third installment in this WONDERFUL series and oh it is so, so, SO good and well worth the wait. Harper Bishop owns and runs the family Bed and Breakfast along with her sisters but her love in the rescue farm and especially Phoenix the thoroughbred who she thinks could be a contender for the triple crown. The only problem, she needs a trainer. Luckily, there is a newcomer to the inn and he is more than expected. Hot and brooding and with an Irish brogue and he is a horse trainer by trade. Aidan O'Connor has come to America for a much needed vacation. Burnout has him questioning his life but then he gets a look at Phoenix and he has a whole new outlook. But wait! Then he and Harper come together and the chemistry is off the charts. Oh, that is something they were not expecting and neither wanted to happen. Such a well thought out story and well told with all the characters from the previous books and some new ones too, both two legged and four legged! Even if you didn't read the first two books, you have to read this one!

Anticipating Book 4

Cannot wait to listen to book 4. Excited to see the road for everyone, especially Owen and Chloe.

Harper finds her home

A perfect ending for an amazing family. They all fell in love with people that had to leave them. The Bishops are a tough family and no one as much as Harper Bishop but that tough shell hides the deep pain she went through as a kid who didn't quite fit in and unlike her brother and sister never found her tribe. That isolation allows her to feel to the depth of her soul for abused and neglected animals and they, in turn, feel that love for her. Aidan O’Connor is a broken soul who also hides his soft underbelly and is immediately drawn to Harper. Fireworks and electricity spark immediately and even though they try to fight it, soulmates are bond together. With the help of our lovable but grouchy, Ha-Ha, and our new additions to the Bishop Farm, Phoenix and Captain Hoof, there all Disney names on the farm, Harper and Aidan do a little winning, seek a little revenge without even trying and discover some happy endings are written in moments of despair when one little nudge tells you to keep going because it gets better. I loved this family and loved this ending to the series. All the narrators in this series did a fantastic job but Stephen Graybill gave the reader a believable Irish brogue and Amy Landon made Harper sound vulnerable without being weak, not an easy feat.

Narrators not great

Landon’s reading was unenthusiastic and her male voices had them sounding dumb. Her Irish accent for Aidan was distractingly bad as well. Worst was Graybill’s “Irish” accent. Not only was it terrible but whenever his character was thinking thoughts, he performed them in an American accent. Huh? It was too confusing and distracting to really pay attention to the story.