Customer Reviews
I’m not very good at writing reviews. All I can say is that every single one of the “Barrington” series have been wonderful. When you start it is very difficult to put them down until you have finished that book. I’m up to number seven and about to purchase number 8. You really won’t be disappointed 👍🏻💐😁
You CAN write reviews - this one is fabulous, thank you!
Cannot wait to read the full novel with the updates.
The Bee Whisperer's appearance in Barrington has tongues wagging and the small-town rumour mill working overtime.
School term begins with a massive bee swarm.
Principal Alex Macintosh needs help and Ayla Forrest arrives at just the right time.
But what she does next blows him away.
Ayla is seeking a sign. An indication the community will accept her, and daughter Skye. Alex is fascinated by the newcomer and keen to know more, but he has his own daughter to consider.
Congratulations Susan, you have done it again! I love the township of Barrington - whilst reading page after page, you feel like you are coming home. It is quite an art that Susan has mastered! Once again she brings the characters to life, both existing and new ones! It is a joy to watch the relationship develop between Ayla and Alex - to see their love bloom amongst the bees 🐝.
This book is a definitive page turner and you will not be disappointed. Thank you so much Susan for allowing me the privilege to read this book in advance - I absolutely loved it! I could not go be bed last night/morning until I finished it! If you have loved the previous books in “The Barrington Series”, you will not be disappointed! For those who have been introduced to Barrington and its people,give it a go! Highly recommended 🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝
What a bee-autiful story! 🐝🍯
I can always trust that when I sit down with a book Susan has written, I will be enthralled in it and The Bee Whisperer was no exception!
There was so much I loved about this story from being back at Barrington (always a pleasure)and catching up with characters from previous Barrington books, to learning the importance of bees, the lovely quotes at the start of every second chapter from The real Bee Whisperer herself and others and the beauty and support of (well most of) the residents of the Barrington community.
The calm, confidence and beauty of Ayla shone through Susan's writing and you feel the beautiful aura of her character emitting from the pages. Ayla's daughter Skye was also such a delight and full of vim and vigour.
I loved Ayla's story with both Alex and Harry and the way the situations with both of them were handled. Perfection! Just such a delight to read!
The Bee Whisperer is like a hot chocolate with marshmallows on a cold day. Get ready to snuggle up and enjoy.
Ayla Forrest, Bee Whisperer, is strong, smart, confident and a beautiful mum to her daughter Skye. Her profession and lifestyle are idyllic. The reason behind this, is Ayla's determination to live a life of connection with the environment that surrounds her. When she moves to Barrington, she is judged for her ability to relax into the natural world. There are the usual small town busybodies and Ayla is faced with challenges.
When Alex MacIntosh, Principal at the local school calls for her help to remove a swarm of bees, people start to learn a little about what Ayla does and assume they know who she is. The friendships Ayla makes and the warm welcome of many of the townspeople will make readers want to pack up and move to Barrington NOW! The romance within the story is pure and sweet with just the right amount of spice.
The main characters are unique in personality, lovable and inspiring. From saving the bees and humanity to helping people who have experienced domestic violence, we see a host of people who care about others and the world. @embodybee is quoted saying that 'Honey can make you fall in love with the landscape on a deep cellular level.' Susan Mackie's writing has the ability to make readers share in the passion of the Bee Whisperer, gaining some understanding as to how and why we all should be working to save the bees. Susan vividly describes the landscape and beauty of the Barrington area. I felt like I was resting in the mountains, too.
The Bee Whisperer is like pollination; 'an intimate dance,' between fiction, facts, heart, mind and love. Susan has shared with readers an inspiring story that is close to her heart. A mother's love is pure and a force like no other. When a book is written from within a mother's heart, it creates a book like no other. If you've read the first two books in the Barringotn series, you are certain to love this one. The Bee Whisperer is my favourite book in the series. A five star read that I will wholeheartedly recommend to every booklover I know.