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This story was beautifully written. It spans over decades but you’re so caught up in the lives of all these characters that you won’t even realize it’s happening. This story is very emotional. I personally cried several times and for many different reasons that I will not share because I don’t want to give any..
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It’s a wonderful history , I read it twice , my mind transported me there with those people and those birds , thank you so much!
Angus, Annabel, Catherine, Luke, Grace, Lulu, Roosevelt, Eugene, Joe Greene, and Heather … just to name a few, and who could forget Willie … oh Willie … who captured my heart, my soul! These beautifully real, beautifully human characters will be with me forever … and the tears are flowing again as I remember them,..
Have you ever read one of those stories that feels like a big, warm hug? The people are so genuine and friendly, and the atmosphere and everything about where they are and what they do make you feel nostalgic and kind of sad, like you’re missing them without ever actually knowing them. The Kingdom of..
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This was an emotional book. Keep your kleenex handy. My heart broke for these characters. There is trauma, loss, betrayal, hope and birth. The book was well written. The execution of narration by David Allen Vargo was mind- blowing. The conviction of emotions shows the level of his talents as a trained actor. He was..
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The narration performance by David Allen Vargo is amazingly good in this full effect audio script (with sound effects) of this intriguing Civil War history novel with a touch of paranormal or syfy. The historical research structuring this ghosts & time travel tale is flawless.
Harris Strickland welcomes you to the Kingdom of Quail, taking you on a journey of a lifetime, Luke Johnson’s journey to be more precise in this beautifully written novel that not only captivates your attention the entire time, but tugs at your heartstrings, too. Strickland’s descriptive details take you right alongside the characters, allowing you to..
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This story literally put me through the ringer. I felt a myriad of emotions while listening to this. I wanted to stop and not come back. It seemed this guy could catch a break, and he seemed like he had great strength of character to go through so much. He had perseverance and integrity. Hard..
This book was painfully bad. There is a lot of bad here. Character names are really terrible. The reader couldn’t pronounce barista correctly. But my main gripe is that the story was plain awful. I couldn’t return the book because I didn’t used a credit to buy it.
Sam Blake and Jeb Kleber were young kids in 1986, and they became fast friends when Jeb Kleber suddenly vanished. Now, Sam’s husband is missing and a stranger calling himself Jeb is knocking on his door! Rick R. Reed, the author, weaves a mystery-laden narrative that touches on different types of loss, the effects, and..