You'd Be Home Now Free Audiobook Download by Kathleen Glasgow

You'd Be Home Now is the story of a mother who's struggling to keep her family together as she watches her world crumble around her. Her husband is gone and the people she loves most are leaving as well. She finds love in unexpected places as she tries desperately to hold on to what little life she has left.

This is a story about two daughters, one who stayed home and raised her children, the other who went out into the world. It's about deciding what you want for your life, and how that decision impacts those left behind.

You're a newly graduated, single woman living in New York City. You work as an assistant to the editor of the fashion magazine 'Lucky', and you have your eye on the perfect guy. But when tragedy strikes and you find yourself responsible for your best friend's young daughter, you realize how much you really want to be a mother. Now, you'll do anything it takes to get back home--even if that means lying to your boss and stealing money from your roommate's purse.

"You'd Be Home Now" is a short story written by Kathleen Glasgow and won the 2016 PEN/Hemingway award. The audiobook was narrated by 'Kathleen Glasgow' and 'Julia Knippen.' This book is about a young woman's life after she left her abusive husband. The narrator, who was only twenty-six at the time of publication, has endured a lot of pain and suffering in her life due to her abuser.

You'd Be Home Now is a powerful story about the challenges of mental health. It's told in diary style which makes it feel even more personal. The audiobook is read by the author, who also narrates.

The audiobook of the novel You'd Be Home Now is narrated by Kathleen Glasgow and Julia Knippen. This is a rather gripping, yet sad tale of an adopted son who forgets about his biological parents in search of them and loses his adoptive one as well.