Audiobook narrated by Jeanine Bartel

Review: In THIS WANDERING HEART, Janine Rosche kicks off her Madison River Romance series with Keira and Robbie's story. This is a second chance series where Robbie and Keira reconnect when he needs a steady job to prove he deserves custody of his daughter. Keira is hitting the road to travel for the summer, and she needs a personal assistant. But Robbie has a secret - he knows that Keira is Kat Wanderfull, a popular travel blogger with a huge following.

I enjoyed this story. Both Kat and Robbie have had rough lives for different reasons. I loved that they both were strong in faith. I particularly appreciated Robbie's reliance on God at all times, especially when it came to parenting his daughter. He wanted to raise her well, and he was putting in every effort to do so. Watching Robbie with his daughter was hard for Keira because it was a life she always thought they'd have together. There was some back and forth here when Keira would grow closer to Robbie and then pull away, but with their history, I didn't think it was too much. Keira was skittish and with good reason. Even if it was misunderstood. I loved that Robbie was so patient with her. The family dynamics in this story were interesting. Keira's situation was incredibly sad, and I loved that Robbie's family never hesitated to step up and help him with his daughter. And I enjoyed the role of Robbie's daughter in this story. She was with him while he was working, and the author didn't shy away from making her a prominent part of his life. But I never felt like her presence overwhelmed the romance of the story. My only criticism of the book is that while there were a lot of serious things going on, it felt like they were explored on a surface level. I wish the author had dived deep into some of them and dug in. Overall I found THIS WANDERING HEART to be a sweet, enjoyable read. I look forward to reading more from the author.

Narration: This book was narrated by Jeanine Bartel, and I think she did a decent job. She captured Keira's hesitancy well, and she did a great job with Robbie's daughter's voice. Robbie's voice was a bit odd, as it sometimes felt disjointed when he spoke. Though that could have been the speed I was listening to. I did enjoy her voice and would listen to her narration again.