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  • The Eternity Springs Series, Book 15
  • Written by: Emily March
  • Narrated by: Amy Landon
  • Length: 10 hrs and 37 mins
  • 4.3 out of 5 stars (96 ratings)

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The Christmas Wishing Tree

Written by: Emily March
Narrated by: Amy Landon
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Publisher's Summary

A delightful Christmas novel in The New York Times best-selling Eternity Springs series from Emily March

A man who loves adventure and the open sea, Devin Murphy returns for a short Christmas trip to his small hometown of Eternity Springs. Immersed in the joy and magic of the holiday season all around him, he doesn't hesitate to play along when a young boy phones Santa to ask for a very special wish. Devin never guesses that a wrong number has the potential to make everything in his life so right.

Jenna Stockton adopted Reilly when he needed a mother and she intends to keep him safe. A small town across the country called Eternity Springs seems like a good place to hide from their past without any complications - until sexy Santa himself discovers her secrets. When Devin proposes a daring plan to face down the danger together and defeat it once and for all, she is tempted. Maybe Devin really is capable of making wishes come true? Perhaps in a Christmas wish they'll both find the miracle they've been looking for all along....

©2018 Emily March (P)2018 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

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Terrible book

Performance speed is all over the place and no emphasis on the right words very monotone too
Story all over the place doesn’t flow well can’t finish book as it’s been 3 hours and I cannot get into it at all

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the Christmas wishing tree

this is amazing book I only read nora roberts but this was amazing book

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Difficult listen

Hate the narrator’s voice wasted a credit. I couldn’t stand listening to it. Very disappointed

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The perfect Christmas story.

This was an adorable story. I have heard many different Christmas stories over the years and this one felt truly unique. There was some mystery, the characters were built well, and it was just sweet. I wasn’t a huge fan of the performance of it but in general I would listen to it again in a heartbeat! I enjoyed it very much!

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I just couldn't ...the

I wish I could've continued listening, but the narration was getting on my nerves. Maybe I'll get the kindle option, even though the voice in my own head can be just as irritating. Sorry, i just couldn't.

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Love this book

Love love love it. What a great story. Makes you believe. Very well done. Fun story and characters

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Story is good

I couldn't get over the accent that Amy Landon was giving the main male character. So bad.

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Passable story with sub-par narration

I gave this a try because it was free with my Audible membership: free is the right price. I finished the book but would not read it again or pick up another in the series if I had to use a credit on it.

The story is average at best: not horrible, not amazing, not much to do with Christmas other than the meet-cute at the beginning. I found it unnecessarily drawn out and think it could have been edited down significantly, but the characters weren’t terrible and I was curious enough about who the ‘bad guy’ was that I kept with it.

I feel this was more of a love letter to fans of the series though than a standalone book, and had I been a fan of the series would have loved all the cameos. But, as someone who has not read any other books in the series, there were too many parts that were slow and uninteresting because the author spends a lot of time with other characters from other books assuming I already know these characters, and I don’t. I figured it out (let’s be honest, it’s not rocket science) but I often felt like that friend that came to the party and is listening to everyone talk for hours about people I don’t know and don’t care about at all. In a paper book I’d have been skipping ahead.

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Not that good. I had to listen on 1.5x speed because it… is… so… slow… and I almost shut it off after the first chapter when she started narrating the kid. Cringe-worthy. Then she tried the Australian accent… *crikey mate, it’s like a dingo ate the narrator and then got indigestion*. The kids’ voices are the worst though. It is improved after speeding it up instead of listening at regular speed, but I would probably not be inclined to go for more books from this narrator, and had I paid money for this, I’d have returned it after chapter 1 for a refund rather than stick with it.

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yeahhhh...that cringy accent

I have to agree with other reviewers who have been less than thrilled with the quality of accents/voices. The Australian accent is truly terrible, all male voices sound the same...gruff and one dimensional. I only listened to the free ones because I'm a cheapo, but I definitely wouldn't use a credit on these.
I do tip my hat to the narrator for giving it an honest try!
I found the super easy conclusion to the main mystery a flimsy conclusion to something that should have been much more satisfying/interestig.

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