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Hear the Falling Snow
- A Christian Christmas Romance
- De: Storm Shultz
- Narrado por: Katherine Anthony
- Duración: 5 h y 43 m
- Versión completa
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General5 out of 5 stars 9
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Narración:5 out of 5 stars 9
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Historia4.5 out of 5 stars 9
Accepting God’s timing has never been so hard. When thirty-nine-year-old Adeline Parker’s sisters send her to a baking retreat at a castle nestled in the hills of Kentucky, she’s relieved to spend Christmas away from the reminder of her mother’s passing.
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5 out of 5 stars
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Laugh, smile, and walk away happy
- De Anonymous User en 02-02-25
- Hear the Falling Snow
- A Christian Christmas Romance
- De: Storm Shultz
- Narrado por: Katherine Anthony
Laugh, smile, and walk away happy
Revisado: 02-02-25
Hear the Falling Snow is a sweet, clean romance by Storm Shultz with just the right amount of comedy that's held together by faith. I first read it last summer and it's now offered on Audible, so I've recently listened to it. The book was just as good the second time. In the audiobook I enjoyed how the voice actress handled different voices for the characters, including some with accents. She also did a great job with the male voice. It wasn't overexaggerated in a way that can cause me to pop in and out of the story, which can be a problem with females immitating males. Whatever your preference for "reading," Storm has you covered.
From the start there were sparks with Adeline, a dance instructor, and Luke, who wants to be a missionary. A sweet friendship followed before anything more developed. It was perfect for them.
The story centered around Adeline attending a Christmas cooking retreat and I loved the cooking theme! Mentions of delicious Christmas treats, snow, and Christmas decor were so much fun!
But it isn’t as if the book is all fluff and sugar. Both Adeline and Luke dealt with real issues and as I learned of their pasts. It showed them both to be of high character. Their faith guided their relationship and made for a perfect ending.
Hear the Falling snow is a great read if you want to curl up with a good book to laugh, smile, and walk away happy. I did.
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Through Thorny Ways
- Wisteria House, Book 1
- De: Jennifer Q. Hunt
- Narrado por: Leigh Foster
- Duración: 12 h y 26 m
- Versión completa
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General5 out of 5 stars 15
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Narración:5 out of 5 stars 15
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Historia5 out of 5 stars 15
Shrouded in scandal and secrets, Arilee Rutledge’s family is as tangled as the thorns surrounding their unwelcoming antebellum mansion. When her brother Davis returns from the Great War, she hopes they will make a new start after a season of devastation. But Davis is haunted by their younger brother’s death and his wife’s committal to the state asylum; while he loses himself in his work, Arilee continues raising his children. Determined to control at least one area of their lives, the siblings hire a former acquaintance to restore their dilapidated home.
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5 out of 5 stars
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Love it!
- De Theresa A. Goldman en 04-07-25
- Through Thorny Ways
- Wisteria House, Book 1
- De: Jennifer Q. Hunt
- Narrado por: Leigh Foster
Beautiful historical Christian fiction with romance
Revisado: 01-29-25
This Christian Fiction/Romance set in 1921 has many heart wrenching tender moments and much redemption. It’s a beautiful story not just of the romance that unfolds between Arilee and Adam, but also of their relationships with family and others in their community.
I had the opportunity to listen to the audiobook version and each time I began listening, I didn’t want to turn it off. The way Jennifer folded history, faith, family secrets and even church hurt in with the romance was so natural and they all intertwined into a lovely story.
It left me feeling encouraged and strengthened in my faith while pushing me to dig deeper into God’s word and look to Him for my hope. The romance was touching and realistic as Arilee and Adam work through their own failings and relationships with God.
Other key characters who added much to the plot were Arilee’s brother Davis, and her niece and nephew.
The female narrator did a good job of adding enough variation to each of the voices that it was clear who was speaking and easy to follow. Even her male voices worked well.
I highly recommend this book to anyone who enjoys Christian fiction and romance.
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