It was very funny

It was kinda mid.

Mission Canyon is the second book in Meg Gardiner’s five-book Evan Delaney series. Evan is a sometimes lawyer, sometimes writer, and always interesting young woman who is continually getting caught up in a series of misadventures. In this volume, Evan’s fiancée Jesse is learning to live with devastating injuries resulting from an intentional hit-and-run accident that also took the life of Jesse’s best friend. Everyone knows who caused the accident, but not why nor which man was the real intended target. The rest is in the reading… Tanya Eby does a terrific job narrating the story from Evan’s first person POV. Except, as is the case in many audiobooks, there is a lack of “proof-listening” that might have eliminated some subject matter mispronunciations. I have enjoyed this series.

It was very creative and mythical.

I really liked this book. The mai character was so likable. I cheered for his success in life.

BEST EVER!!!

A divorced woman trying to move on with her life but has left over baggage from her previous relationship she meets someone and has to let go of her past hurts.

The pacing in this one was tough. I hear this is the weakest book because it's so much build-up along with SO. MUCH. ARMY. DETAIL. If I never read about encampments again, I'll be happy. Still, the main characters finally hook up in the last 100 or so pages, so slog through it, it's worth it.

This book is a classic filled with heroes and villains, suspense,humor adventures new ideas and wonder.

It’s amazing