About That Man Free Audiobook Download by Sherryl Woods

Jen has grown up with that man. Her parents are in the hospital and she's left in charge of her young siblings, but instead of being grateful, he gets angry and resentful. Jen is forced to confront him on his behavior. He's not happy about it either and tries to deflect his guilt onto her, but Jen won't let him do that either. This is a short story with an ending that might surprise you.

She was dying, and there was nothing she could do about it. Her illness was getting worse every day, and soon she would be gone. But life always seems to find a way to get in the way of things, so when her parents were killed in an accident, Sherryl found out that she had been adopted from the hospital.

"About That Man" is the story of Meg Walker, a woman who has spent the last six years struggling to get her life back after a traumatic divorce. She returns home to find her ex-husband on the street and effectively homeless with nothing left to lose. Meg tries to be civil but it goes poorly until she is attacked. This attack sends Meg over the edge and sets off a chain of events that leads her on a journey of self-discovery that ultimately leads to love.

Megan Tusing's voice is a combination of confidence and vulnerability that pulls the listener in as she's describing her life in a way that makes them feel like they are listening to their own story. All of the characters in this book are flawed, but there is something about Megan that seems more vulnerable than most of them. When I asked my husband what he liked about it, he said "I liked how she was just so raw and open. She's not perfect and you can see what she's going through."

Sherryl Woods is a bestselling American author of contemporary romance novels. Her books have been translated into more than twenty languages and she has been published in more than forty countries. Sherryl Woods has received numerous awards for her writing including the Romance Writers of America RITA Award, the National Reader's Choice Award, and the New York Times Bestselling Author award.