Susan Blackmon has 2 audiobooks on Listento.it, narrated by 1 narrator. The most-rated is Love in Key West.
Salvaged Love: A Historic Novel of Key West 1828-1829
Summary
Shipwrecked in Key West. Salvaged Love is the story of a young girl's journey into womanhood and her need to carve a place for herself in the small island community and in the heart of her husband. Set in 1828 at the cusp of Key West's rise to wealth from ship salvaging, the story blends facts and fiction to entertain and highlight the fascinating history of Key West, Florida. Nineteen year old Abigail Bennington eagerly accepts her father's invitation to sail to the Caribbean in a desperate need to escape a pending proposal. Their six month holiday goes awry when they become stranded in Key West, a newly settled island at the entrance of the Gulf of Mexico. Abby becomes enchanted with the island and its residents until circumstances force her father to insist she marry. Now locked in matrimony, can the young couple's burgeoning love survive resentment and isolation? This is the first book in the generational series Love in Key West. It is a complete story and can be listened to as a single audiobook, however, much as we are our own story tied to those before and after us, so is this audiobook tied to those that will follow.
©2012 Susan Blackmon (P)2021 Susan Blackmon
Love in Key West
Summary
Love in Key West is the story of a spoiled English lord’s humbling journey to find love in America. Lord Jason Malwbry left England in pursuit of a fleeing heiress. His plan was clear: catch up to her in Alabama, woo her properly, and return home with a new wife. He certainly didn't expect to discover and have to overcome his character flaws in the process. Nor did he expect to have to backtrack to find Abigail in Key West. Little did he know just how many surprises the island held in store for him. This book is a companion to Salvaged Love with overlapping events told from Jason and Victoria's point of view. Like all the books in this series, it is a story in of itself, but tied to the book before and after much the same as we are our own story tied to the generations of our families.
©2020 Susan Blackmon (P)2021 Susan Blackmon