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It took me awhile to get into this story, but once I did I really enjoyed it. Very good story of family and secrets revealed. Kitty Hendrix is a wonderful narrator.Enjoy!

This is another of Lynn Austin’s informative and heartwarming stories about immigrants coming to America to find freedom. Three generations of women learn truths about life and love and God as they deal with sad and happy experiences and impact each other in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s. There is also mystery as they..

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A short version of boundaries and most of the literature related to your boundaries with partners. I wish it could be more broad… it gives a good perspective and good insight but it could’ve been a deeper look at it.

Engaging story and well-developed plot. I stayed up listening to the book and did not want it to end.

Sounds electronic not like a real person couldn’t stand it, a shame because it’s a great book

A wonderful story of God’s love and redemption in our lives and in our relationships with one another. The narrator told the story of these characters in a way that was engaging.

Great story, the narrator has a nice voice, but mispronounced numerous nautical terms and inflections.

The first book was great campy and kinda stereotypically annoying, but the second I could even really get into, as one of the first entire chapters seemed to go into graphic and lurid detail about the torture and murder of numerous pets, the author gleefully seemed to describe the blood and gore of a ton..

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This is a slow moving butpretty good mystery. Kitty Hendrix is a passable narrator but she can’t do an Arkansas drawl. I’m not usually so picky but the detective’s drawl is mentioned several times, which draws attention to him not having a drawl. I’ll probably get the next book.

I’m definitely using what I learned in my classroom, but there’s so much fluff and repetition, this book was way longer than it needed to be.