Folly Beach: A Lowcountry Tale Audiobook

" Dorothy Benton Frank is on my list of favorite authors. Enjoy her books so much. "

" EXCELLENT BOOK!!! Dorothea Benton Frank's extensive research for this book makes it very interesting as well as entertaining with her fabulous sense of humor!!! If you have not read any of her previous books, this is a GREAT one to start with!! "

" Although I am not a fan of parallel stories, this was low key but pleasant reading. "

" I had a hard time starting this book and almost put it down. After the first couple of chapters, it began to keep my interest and turned out to be a very good novel, not the usual story line. I loved the "aunts". A good read. "

" I really enjoyed this book as I have every book I've ever read by this author. Makes me want to visit that area. "

" Could not get into this book either. "

" Not my favorite book by this author. however, I hung in there and am glad I finished the book. Interesting story about Dorothy Heyward. "

" Slow going, was ok. Not bad but not great either. I am really hard to please lately. "

" realky enjoyed this book...as all of the dorothea benton frank books..you really get taken away to the place..this time folly beach. and i love how her main characters always are so sassy "

" Very easy read, enjoyed the Low Country and Charleston Renaissance history. "

" A good book, but probably my least favorite of her novels. I really could have done without the play in the book. I'm not sure it added anything to the book. "

" Cozy beach read "

" I loved how they combined this play within a novel. An enjoyable line and the author interwove the two story lines seamlessly. I want to read more about Dorothy and Dubose Heyward now. "

" A little disappointed with this one. I really couldn't get into the in-story play, so the book was disjointed and I spent more time skimming than reading. "

" July 2011 Book Club selection. Okay book. "

" It was cute... "

" This is a beach read. "

" I loved this book. Was it a little far fetched at times? Yes. But isn't that what makes a good story? Bringing real life characters into the book and having those de ja vu moments were great. It makes me want to read up on Dorothy & Dubose. "

" I love the low country, Pat Conroy, happy endings, and female driven narratives but this book still didn't make the cut for me. It came off as sanguine, shallow, with a handful of enjoyable moments. My expectations were just too high. "

" 3 1/2 stars. Sweet story, easy read...a notch above a beach read. "

" Dottie Frank's books are always delightful and perfect for light summer reading. I finished this one in two days and learned a lot about Dorothy and DuBose Heyword. "

" Couldn't even finish this book, it was so lame! "

" Fun beach read with the added extra of a little history about the Charleston Renaissance. I want to see Porgy and Bess now. "

" Everything was just too perfect and everything turned out too well. Got a little boring. "

" Not a bad story, the flash back made the plot much more interesting. the main plot was very predictable, tho, and not memorable. "

" Good book but nowhere near as good as her others. too predictable. "

" Enjoyed the intertwining story lines. ....and romance is always good! "

" Yet again a woman in middle age loses "everything" and moves to Lowcountry South Carolina. However, the plot always intrigues, and Frank is good. "

" I like this book and I will read more of her books. "