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![Flipping Hearts: Hooper Island (Independence Islands Book 13) by [Chautona Havig]](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41I8iuLxUFL._SY346_.jpg)
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Restoring the community and hearts as well
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2022
Bailey is in the construction business. She likes to restore homes and communities on her television show. Hooper Island does not like publicity. When Brooks ends up being coerced into letting Bailey's company help with repairs after the hurricane, the result is confusion and frustration for all involved.Soon sabotage is involved. This book turns into a mystery as they try to determine who is involved in trying to shut down the restoration projects. I would not call it suspense as there is rarely danger. But it definitely is the focus of the book.Bailey and Brooks are both characters who did not always make the right choices. I appreciate that about them. We are all flawed and in need of grace. Faith is a part of the story, but the genuine change-your-life faith rather than just a bunch of words.Both Bailey and Brooks recognize that they are a work in progress. This hampers their growing relationship at times. They are also a bit contrary to each other which is occasionally frustrating but mainly funny.As for the romance, having read several of Chautona's books, I would say that her romances are about the relationship rather than the driving passion. I appreciate that.I have read several Independence Islands books, and I was glad to read another one in this series. What is interesting about this series is the fact that while the places are connected, one does not need to read every book to follow. But I would say that I would read all of the books by the particular author in the series because those titles are connected. In other words, Chautona Havig's books do go together in this series. If this is the first book that one chooses to read, following along might a bit difficult.I enjoyed listening to the audiobook. Christa DelSorbo is an excellent narrator. I would definitely listen to more books as read by her. This is second book in the Independence Islands that I have listened to read by her. She fits the series really well.I was provided a copy of this audiobook. I wanted to review this title. All opinions are my own.
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2022
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Soon sabotage is involved. This book turns into a mystery as they try to determine who is involved in trying to shut down the restoration projects. I would not call it suspense as there is rarely danger. But it definitely is the focus of the book.
Bailey and Brooks are both characters who did not always make the right choices. I appreciate that about them. We are all flawed and in need of grace. Faith is a part of the story, but the genuine change-your-life faith rather than just a bunch of words.
Both Bailey and Brooks recognize that they are a work in progress. This hampers their growing relationship at times. They are also a bit contrary to each other which is occasionally frustrating but mainly funny.
As for the romance, having read several of Chautona's books, I would say that her romances are about the relationship rather than the driving passion. I appreciate that.
I have read several Independence Islands books, and I was glad to read another one in this series. What is interesting about this series is the fact that while the places are connected, one does not need to read every book to follow. But I would say that I would read all of the books by the particular author in the series because those titles are connected. In other words, Chautona Havig's books do go together in this series. If this is the first book that one chooses to read, following along might a bit difficult.
I enjoyed listening to the audiobook. Christa DelSorbo is an excellent narrator. I would definitely listen to more books as read by her. This is second book in the Independence Islands that I have listened to read by her. She fits the series really well.
I was provided a copy of this audiobook. I wanted to review this title. All opinions are my own.
Restoring the community and hearts as well
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 3, 2022
Bailey is in the construction business. She likes to restore homes and communities on her television show. Hooper Island does not like publicity. When Brooks ends up being coerced into letting Bailey's company help with repairs after the hurricane, the result is confusion and frustration for all involved.Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 3, 2022
Soon sabotage is involved. This book turns into a mystery as they try to determine who is involved in trying to shut down the restoration projects. I would not call it suspense as there is rarely danger. But it definitely is the focus of the book.
Bailey and Brooks are both characters who did not always make the right choices. I appreciate that about them. We are all flawed and in need of grace. Faith is a part of the story, but the genuine change-your-life faith rather than just a bunch of words.
Both Bailey and Brooks recognize that they are a work in progress. This hampers their growing relationship at times. They are also a bit contrary to each other which is occasionally frustrating but mainly funny.
As for the romance, having read several of Chautona's books, I would say that her romances are about the relationship rather than the driving passion. I appreciate that.
I have read several Independence Islands books, and I was glad to read another one in this series. What is interesting about this series is the fact that while the places are connected, one does not need to read every book to follow. But I would say that I would read all of the books by the particular author in the series because those titles are connected. In other words, Chautona Havig's books do go together in this series. If this is the first book that one chooses to read, following along might a bit difficult.
I enjoyed listening to the audiobook. Christa DelSorbo is an excellent narrator. I would definitely listen to more books as read by her. This is second book in the Independence Islands that I have listened to read by her. She fits the series really well.
I was provided a copy of this audiobook. I wanted to review this title. All opinions are my own.
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