Elizabeth Lowell THIS TIME LOVE Audio Bk NEW/sealed

Elizabeth Lowell, THIS TIME LOVE

Totally NEW Audio Book in its original, factory SEALED package by Brilliance Audio. 3 Cassettes, an abridged authorized by the author with a running time of approx. 4 hours. Performed by Laural Merlington. Original List Price: $19.95; further value priced. Again, this is a totally new, factory sealed item. All my auctions are money back guaranteed.  Please see my eBay ratings to see the top quality and service I provide and my other auctions for OVER 1,000 NEW audio books, specializing in unabridged and CDs. Combined shipping savings automatically calculated after final auction close.

The story ...

A star-crossed couple gets a second chance at love, and Lowell's 1986 novel Sequel gets a second chance with readers in this new hardcover edition. The vintage romance by Lowell (Running Scared) opens with a reunion between scientist Joy Smith-Anderson and journalist Gabriel Venture. The two met seven years ago, when Joy was a romantic, naive 20-year-old and Gabe a cub reporter on assignment in her native New Mexico. She served as his guide through the little-known natural wonder called Lost River Cave and fell in love with him. The two shared one passionate night before he reluctantly moved on to his next assignment, leaving Joy furious and heartbroken. When she found out that she was pregnant with his child, Joy told him that she had an abortion. In fact, she gave birth to a daughter and in her spare time completed a Ph.D. She now spearheads a research project in the Lost River Cave, but her grant is about to run out.

Gabe learns that the project is going to lose funding and decides to help out by writing about the cave again. His surprise visit shocks Joy, but not nearly as much as Joy's daughter shocks him. As the two rehash their relationship, they come to realize that beneath the anger and pain they still love each other. But is love enough to overcome the mistakes of their past? There are few surprises or climactic moments, but Lowell convincingly explores her characters' ambivalence and longing.