Haven’s Point by Virginia Humes

Narrator - Cassandra Campbell

Genre - Women’s Fiction

Format - Audiobook 

Rating - 5 out of 5 stars

Narration - 5 out of 5 stars


This book was a bit confusing to me at the first because it kept going back and forth between three different people at different times in history. Although I tend not to read up much on a book I am reviewing I did look up what this book was about and then the different people and timelines fit.


This was a very good book about three different women living in three different eras and how different women were looked at during those times. The one of the ladies was a nurse in World War 2 where she meets her husband. The other two had different struggles in their lives as well. This is about a grandmother the WW2 nurse, her daughter an alcoholic, and the granddaughter who is caught between her grandmothers world and living with an alcoholic mom.


The narrator was great. Keeping things rolling in the book and trying to make the characters unique in their own ways.


Once I got into the grove of the book I just couldn’t stop listening it was just that good. The end is a bit of a shocker but I sort of saw it coming. All in all this is a good book to listen to while doing household chores, a bath, or other things that need your hands free when you really want to be reading.

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