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    Gulf Breeze
    Gulf Breeze
    Gulf Breeze
    Audiobook6 hours

    Gulf Breeze

    Written by Gerri Hill

    Narrated by Abby Craden

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    About this audiobook

    Dr. Carly Cambridge, wildlife biologist, returns to the Texas Gulf Coast to manage the latest Habitats for Nature project, restoring the woods and wetlands to their natural state. She is devoted to the environmental cause with a passion usually reserved for a lover-something she hasn't had since a disastrous love affair ten years earlier. Having sworn off women and relationships, Carly is perfectly content to live her life alone while she focuses on her latest project. Wildlife photographer Pat Ryan is duped into volunteering her talents to the Habitats For Nature cause, but she wants no part of the overzealous Dr. Cambridge.

    While they spend most of their time sparring and bickering, an early season hurricane finds them fighting nature-instead of each other-to save the wetlands and the birds that brought them together.

    Soon Carly finds her heart opening, little by little, and struggles to ignore the feelings that are growing between them. And Pat, always searching for that certain someone to take her breath away, can't believe for a moment that the woman she's been waiting for could possibly be Carly.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateOct 30, 2019
    ISBN9781515945031
    Gulf Breeze
    Author

    Gerri Hill

    Gerri Hill lives in East Texas, deep in the pines, with her partner, Diane. They share their log cabin and adjoining five acres with two Australia Shepherds, Casey and Cooper, and a handful of furry felines. Her books include Hunter’s Way, Behind the Pine Curtain, and No Strings to name a few.Lambda Literary AwardsGerri Hill: Multiple finalist for Lambda Literary Awards in categories of Lesbian Romance and Lesbian Mystery.GCLS Goldie AwardsAngel Fire, Finalist, Lesbian Mystery/Thriller.The Midnight Moon, Winner, Lesbian Traditional Contemporary Romance.Gerri Hill: Snow Falls, Devil's Rock and multiple other novels winners in categories of Lesbian Romance, Lesbian Mystery and Lesbian Romance/Intrigue, with additional shortlisted works.Alice B Readers Appreciation CommitteeGerri Hill: Medalist, for her body of workLesbian Fiction Readers Choice AwardsGerri Hill: Favorite Lesbian Author

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    • 5/5
      Take a Cat. 4 hurricane (up to 150 mph winds), a beautiful stretch of Texas coastal preserve for thousands of shore birds, and two very bright and accomplished lesbians working to save the wildlife habitat who both fear commitment yet are drawn together like powerful magnets, and you have this engaging Gerri Hill novel. Great dialog, unexpected plot twists, and lots of authentic local color and characters make this an engaging story — as you can always expect from Gerri Hill.

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    • 5/5
      Great audiobook,Gerri hill is one of our favorite writers,, oldwoman36

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    • 5/5
      Its a fantastic romance novel. Well writing and the voices are real

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    • 3/5
      The story seemed rushed.
      The love connection between the leads were moved along weirdly. Both women (specially the doctor) were supposed to have issues with connection to people, and while it was addressed it seemed far too little compared to how big it was build beforehand.
      I would probably have preferred the story longer and their love not progressing quite as fast than it was.
      Scenery was pretty though and narrator was as always great.

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    • 3/5
      I knew what I was getting into since I've read several of Hill's books. It's a standard lesbian romance novel. It's not great but it's not bad, either.

      I thought Carly's continued response to her first relationship was too much but without it we wouldn't have much of a story.

      Like a romantic movie, it's was a nice way to relax for a few hours and escape from the rest of the world.
    • 4/5
      The most interesting parts of the book were the witty repartees between the two leads. Though not on the level of Ann McMan's Jericho ladies, they're still quite entertaining nonetheless. The rest of the book is a rather typical lesfic romance book--a fast and easy read.
    • 4/5
      This is your average lesbian fiction romance. There are a couple of women of a not too old but not too young age (i.e. around their mid thirties, by me oh my they only look like they're twenty-five or twenty-eight or so). They meet, they don't understand what's happening, they both have pasts that have scarred them horribly and the story goes from there (And honestly I'm still waiting for the book that takes the bull by the horns and has a non-happy ending. We'll see).Generally the part of these lesbian fiction romances that makes or breaks the story is where it's set and what's going on around the two Juliets and their love story. Here the setting is the Marshlands of the Texas coast (though I was confused at first since the two Rockports I'm familiar with are in Maine and Massachusetts). And the non-romance subplot is the restoration of the marshlands. They're both interesting topics and I especially liked the characterization of the birders who care about the marshlands in the book. They are quite a rare breed of people in real life too.A solid book with solid writing that was a quick read, but nothing groundbreaking or radically different than most of the rest of the lesbian fiction genre.