JULY 2018 - AudioFile
Narrators Chelsea Hatfield and Jean-Paul Mordrake carry listeners from the past to the present and back again in this romance set predominantly in France. Though they shared a sweet friendship as children before being torn apart, when French translator Jessica Cresswell and world-renowned composer Callen Hayes reunite, there is a lot of history to unpack before they can examine the simmering attraction between them. With a historical tale involving Joan of Arc woven into the narrative, listeners can expect a story that swells and contracts the way Callen’s music does. Listeners will find narrators Hatfield and Mordrake up to the task of fluidly shifting from the perspectives of precocious children to cautious adults. A.L. © AudioFile 2018, Portland, Maine
Publishers Weekly
04/09/2018
Sheridan explores the power of first love in a tale of childhood friends parted and reunited. After meeting in an abandoned boxcar in California, 11-year-old Jessie Creswell and 12-year-old Callen Hayes become friends. She reads him books from her French school and introduces him to music, and they share a first kiss. Then Callen fails to show at their next planned meeting, and Jessie is crushed. Ten years later, in the present day, Jessie is working part-time in Paris as a waitress while looking for a translating job. Callen, a famous composer with a hard-partying bad-boy reputation, comes to the bar where Jessie works. Though he hits on her and they enjoy a far more sizzling second kiss, Jessie is disappointed that he doesn’t recognize her. At a chance meeting in the Loire Valley, where Jessie is translating some recently discovered cave writings that tell a love story connected to Joan of Arc, Callen recognizes her from the bar and realizes that she is the Jessie from his childhood. Jessie and Callen’s touching whirlwind romance is balm for Callen’s wounded soul, though Jessie remains wary of being just another conquest. Cleverly juxtaposing Callen and Jessie’s relationship against the cave writings’ 15th-century story of longing lovers, Sheridan keeps readers enthralled. Agent: Kimberly Brower, Browery Literary and Management. (June)
From the Publisher
"A modern fairy tale, the well-crafted romance and beautiful French setting will take readers by surprise. Sheridan is one to watch."—Kirkus Reviews
"Sheridan explores the power of first love in a tale of childhood friends parted and reunited."—Publisher's Weekly
"More than Words is Mia Sheridan at her best! The story of love, heartbreak and second chances ... each scene was beautifully written and paired with breathtaking imagery and epic love."—Alessandra Torre, New York Times Bestselling Author
"Simply perfect. There is no love story like a Mia Sheridan love story. I was absolutely swept up in Callen and Jessie, and fell for them just as hard as they fell for each other. I loved it."—A.L. Jackson, New York Times bestselling author
"Some love stories touch your soul so deeply, they stay with you long after you've finished reading. More Than Words by Mia Sheridan is such a story."—Katy Regnery, New York Times bestselling author
"If you loved Archer's Voice, you will love Most of All You...The writing was truly beautiful and just sweeps you away into the story."—Aestas Book Blog on Most of All You
"Exquisitely written and utterly unique, this is the touching tale of two broken people...and their journey of healing."—Natasha is a Book Junkie on Most of All You
"This is a story that will no doubt own you—a tale of love, determination, hope and healing brought to life by that intangible magic we've come to expect from Mia Sheridan."—Vilma Iris on Most of All You
Most of All You received the rare and coveted 5 Star Gold Pick review from RT Book Reviews! "Heartbreaking...inspiring, uplifting and raw..."—RT Book Reviews on Most of All You
"Mia Sheridan has outdone herself with this beautiful, uplifting story of two broken souls finding themselves and each other. I savored each word of Most of All You. This story will stay with me forever." —Corinne Michaels, New York Times bestselling author on Most of All You
"Once again, Sheridan proves why she's an automatic purchase. With heart and finesse, she paints a romance in Most of All You that will captivate you, heal you, and make you believe that love can conquer all. An absolute five star must read."—K. Bromberg, New York Times bestselling author on Most of All You
"I love the men Mia writes. She's able to create sensitive real men with insane sex appeal. "
—Renee Carlino, USA Today bestselling author on Most of All You
"Utterly mesmerizing. An exquisite, beautifully written romance."—Samantha Young, New York Times bestselling author on Most of All You
"Mia takes the gritty pieces of two broken people and eloquently weaves a soulful story about the healing power of compassion and unconditional love." —JB Salsbury, New York Times bestselling author on Most of All You
JULY 2018 - AudioFile
Narrators Chelsea Hatfield and Jean-Paul Mordrake carry listeners from the past to the present and back again in this romance set predominantly in France. Though they shared a sweet friendship as children before being torn apart, when French translator Jessica Cresswell and world-renowned composer Callen Hayes reunite, there is a lot of history to unpack before they can examine the simmering attraction between them. With a historical tale involving Joan of Arc woven into the narrative, listeners can expect a story that swells and contracts the way Callen’s music does. Listeners will find narrators Hatfield and Mordrake up to the task of fluidly shifting from the perspectives of precocious children to cautious adults. A.L. © AudioFile 2018, Portland, Maine
