Beachcombers

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    Beachcombers is a fictional novel by Nancy Thayer. Summer House by far is her best novel of the author. Moreover, you will also be impressed with her writing in Summer Love novel.

    Sarah Mollo-Christensen is here for the narration of the Beachcombers novel. She gave a fine performance and you wouldn’t have any considerable issue with her narration.

    Abbie had not seen her father and neither her two younger sisters for the last couple of years. During that time, Abbie just jetted all around the world and experienced life in the way she wanted to. But then Lily, her youngest sister started sending her emails to make an immediate return back home to Nantucket. Emma, their middle sister was bed-ridden.

    She was devastated emotionally after losing her job as a stockbroker. Moreover, she also had a breakup with her fiancée as well. Lily was also worried about Marina who was a beautiful and charming woman renting part of their house. She had her eyes set on their widowed father. The three sisters closed ranks after the untimely and haunting death of their mother. But, seeing their father moving ahead with life forced them to take stock.

    Beachcombers

    Over the summer, the lives of all the three sisters grew turbulent. Abbie came across an extremely charming married man and that made her break her own rules. That was done all in the name of love. Emma in the meantime learned about a new definition of success while Lily must look to reconcile all her dreams with reality.

    Beachcombers will make very fun and exciting summer readers. The listeners will enjoy this outstanding story which is all about love and family.



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