The Red Door Inn

Lovely story

The story about Marie was sweet, heartbreaking and honest. The author did a great job delving into her character and explaining a panic attack. It was so real I could picture it and almost feel it. The main characters were well developed although I wish I understood more about her background and her dad. The ending was good and hinted at wrapping up some loose ends.
I do agree with other reviewers that although I liked the story I did have a hard time with the narrator. Can’t put my finger on it but she made the story feel flat, robotic and less full of emotion than the words portrayed.
I may choose to read this book just to see if it “feels” more alive. I’d love to listen again with a different narrator.
Overall a good read, story and characters with life’s real trials outlined and dealt with. I’d recommend reading it over listening to it.

Red Door Inn - top notch story

The characters were realistic, the setting ideal, the narrator did a great job. I thourghly enjoyed this story.

Enjoyable book, strange narration

This was my first Liz Johnson book and I really enjoyed it. Will definitely be reading the rest of the series and more books by her. I loved how there was more to the story than just romance and the faith message was beautifully written in. Enjoyed all the characters and look forward to getting to know them more in the other books in the series.

The narration was strange. Seems like this book may have been recorded by two different narrators and the editing was poorly done. There were several instances where the narrator would change for just a few seconds and then switch back to Amy. Amy was an okay narrator but would have liked more distinction when narrating the different voices. Sometimes was difficult to tell which character was speaking.

Two readers?

The story itself was good and I got used to the narrator pretty quickly. However, a few times, it sounded like someone else reading, but only for a few lines.

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