Full Circle

Written by Davis Bunn

Narrated by Greg Whalen

To find what they need, they may need to relearn everything they thought they knew about love.

He’s a hotshot financial analyst who has lost it all. She’s a brokenhearted world traveler forced to come home and beg for money. His job hangs by a thread. Her dreams of making a difference in the world are circling the drain.

It’s a spectacularly bad time for romance, even on the charming stone streets of an English university town. But sparks fly—and danger threatens—when these two wounded souls are forced to work together to solve a mystery and right a wrong.

• Sweet and thoughtful contemporary read
• Stand-alone novel
• Book length: 86,000 words
• Includes discussion questions for book clubs

• Language: English
• Publisher: Thomas Nelson
• Release date: Oct 1, 2019
• ISBN: 9781401606039

Davis Bunn

Davis Bunn's novels have sold in excess of eight million copies in twenty-six languages. He has appeared on numerous national bestseller lists, and his novels have been Main or Featured Selections with every major US bookclub. Recent titles have been named Best Book of the Year by both Library Journal and Suspense Magazine, as well as earning Top Pick and Starred Reviews from Publishers Weekly, RT Reviews, Kirkus Reviews and Booklist. Currently Davis serves as Writer-In-Residence at Regent's Park College, Oxford University. He speaks around the world on aspects of creative writing. Davis also publishes under the pseudonym of Thomas Locke.

Reviews for Full Circle

[Kristen Wiegand · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

A master storyteller whose love of words and wisdom emerge into strong and dynamic scenes and characters. Fluff and frivolity have no place here. Powerful truths on life, love and finding hope in the hard times establish characters full of sustenance and fortitude.

[George Ehling · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Good book. I am looking for another book you have written.

[judyg54 · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

A good story that kept my attention all the way through. You have a financial analyst, Adam, who goes to England for a job. His new boss has a daughter, Kayla, who arrives home from Africa to beg for money for her project in Africa. When Adam arrives in Oxford he realizes his job may already be in jeopardy. What is going on in the company he came to work for will have big impacts in the lives of everyone and is connected to the whole family of Peter Austin, the owner of the company. Figuring out what is going on kept my attention, and so did the rapport between Adam and Kayla. There were many interesting characters in this story and I enjoyed getting to know each one.