This is three books in one and I think they all deserve a separate breakdown.

Book one: sweet as honey
The main character Natalie has broken up with her boyfriends and in typical romance way something happens that causes her to move back in with her parents. In this case, she moved back in to help with her father.
Small town, typical romance, literally almost bumped into a guy and she can’t get him off her mind. While going about her life, she is constantly thinking about him. She ends up, designing a website for his business, and we assume happily ever after.
I can’t remember the title, but this was basically a Christmas book. I read a few years ago. Different characters, different setting same story though.
2/5 stars just not creative. The best part was the cat Mr. Meowser.

Book 2: Everything she’d ever wanted
Annabeth and Devlin cute love story Devlin’s wife died he has a small daughter and him and Annabeth have had feelings for each other for a long time. They are finally opening up to those feelings and to each other. Annabeth truly cares for his family and is unlike other girls. I wish this story was longer it was so cute and touching to read.
I really related to Annabeth not having family of her own, as well as Mia losing her mom at such a young age.
4/5

Book 3: The memory cabin
A group of friends that get together at the cabin in the summer, but they are all moving on with their lives. Different from the other 2 books as this one is a group of friends rather than one lead female. It’s typical group getting together looking back and moving on. With romance involved. There really isn’t a whole lot to say about it.
2/5

I wanted to listen to this audiobook because of one of my favorite authors, Lori Foster and it was just a bonus to get two more authors novellas as well. Lori Foster once again proved why she has become a favorite. I absolutely adore the single dad trope. Plus she really pulled on my heartstrings when our h was an orphan who gets a family in her happily ever after. Loved it! I’m also happy to get a taste of two new to me authors. I enjoyed both and plan to check out more by both of them. I must also mention the narrator did a great job with all three novellas.

Th stories were fine but not the greatest. All kind of a little boring.
The narrator really took me out of the stories. Definitely not a good fit.

I find books that are a compilation of short stories to be very relaxing at the end of a long day and these three all star authors and a great narrator feed my soul. First up is Fern Michaels', "Sweet as Honey. "Natalie and Garrett's story is all about building expectations until the very end. The plotting was so unique and had me using my imagination to guess what would happen in their future.
Next up is Lori Foster's, "Everything She'd Ever Wanted." I read everything Lori Foster writes and this story truly warmed my heart. Annabeth is someone you can't help but fall in love with and she deserves all the best things in life. Devlin and his family have the ability to make all of her wishes come true. I didn't want this HEA to ever end!
The grand finale is Carolyn Brown's, "The Memory Cabin." A sweet, slow burn romance about three friends discovering their second chance at happiness. A testament to never give up!

Three sweet romances.

Three romance novellas. These are sweet stories that are not connected.

SWEET AS HONEY * Fern Michaels
Natalie is through with pining over her ex. If only her efforts to be social again didn’t lead to repeated run-ins with an infuriating beekeeper at the local farmer’s market. Yet Garrett keeps buzzing around. And as Natalie watches his patience and dedication in tending his hives, she begins to wonder if life has a sweet surprise in store.

EVERYTHING SHE’D EVER WANTED * Lori Foster
Annabeth can see that her neighbor’s handsome nephew, Devlin, has his hands full, raising his little girl single-handed. Yet though his life is frazzled, it’s full of the kind of joy and togetherness she longs for. And when Devlin’s daughter and Annabeth’s tiny dog fall hard for each other, it might be the start of more than one beautiful friendship.

THE MEMORY CABIN * Carolyn Brown
Jenna Stewart loves gathering at her Texas lakeside cabin with her girlfriends. It’s an annual tradition to reconnect with the women who helped her deal with her mother’s passing along with the end of her marriage. But this year, lives are changing, dreams are evolving. And perhaps Jenna’s heart has healed enough to welcome a new love that arrives with the first flowers of spring