Galen's Redemption

By: Parker Williams

Narrated by: Scott R Smith

Length: 8 hrs and 34 mins

Publisher's summary

A rich man is about to set foot into an unknown world, while a Good Samaritan fears he’ll have to close the charity he’s spent his life building. Poised to lose it all, they might find what they need most in each other.

Son of a wealthy importer, Galen Merriweather lives to broker deals, and he’s damn good at it. But it’s getting harder to ignore the kind of man his father is - a man who would pay Galen’s brother’s lover to leave...a man who’d demand Galen retrieve a quarter-million-dollar check from a struggling homeless shelter.

Robert Kotke knows the money is too good to be true, but it’s a godsend that could help so many people. Still, he hands it over when Galen shows up. But he isn’t done with Galen yet, and he’s going to challenge everything Galen ever believed.

Galen will face an impossible decision: the redemption he’s come to realize he wants, or the life he’d always dreamed of.

©2019 Dreamspinner Press (P)2019 Dreamspinner Press

Deeply beautiful and inspirational

4 Blue Roses
4 Blue Flames

Narrator Scott R Smith delivered a deeply beautiful and inspirational romance about the discovery of the true meaning of family and happiness. His performance was flawless.
Parker Williams is a favourite author and it's evident in this second book in the links in the chain series. It is fully loaded with drama and rich with character-driven exploration of both primary and secondary characters.

The plot was not original, but the delivery was done so well, I could not stop listening and had to finish it in one continues sitting. It held my attention and I am intrigued enough to be looking forward to the following book. I loved the ending, but there are a few unanswered questions.
I do recommend this audiobook for when you need to hear something deeper and emotional while getting in touch with your happier, optimistic self.

Happy Listening

Even better than the first one.

This series is just so good. Great characters a good plot. And so well executed.
This was a new to me narrator. But very good and enjoyable to listen too.

Highly recommendable.

Making A Change

I really love the way that we see Galen grow and change throughout the story. I also like how he tried to make things right with people like his personal assistant that got fired. I also like that Robert gave him room to work through things in his own time. I also like that even though Robert is the "good guy" at the beginning we see that he is also human with some flaws of his own. This is a rich story and I enjoyed all the feels.
I listened to the audio version and I really enjoyed it.

a great story of redemption

The title of the book sums up the story perfectly. Galen is looking for redemption. He spent his whole life trying to please his domineering and abusive father. This has caused a major rift between Galen and his brother Lincoln. Galen has run himself ragged trying to please an unpleasable man.
Robert is the opposite of Galen. He has given his life to help others. He runs a homeless shelter that is barely surviving. Through Robert, Galen learns what family really is.
I’m a big sucker for redemption arc’s. This is very much a slow burn romance but seeing these two men come together for their HEA was simply divine. I loved every second of this audio!!
Scott R Smith has been one of my favorite narrators for awhile and does a fantastic job with this story.