Ain’t Nuthin’ Gonna Separate Us

De: Trisha SUGAREK

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

1950. In a shack in the Georgia backwoods two siblings, Hannah Mae and Jerry, find themselves suddenly orphaned. The swift and unexpected death of their mother casts a long shadow of foster care, threatening to tear them apart. But fierce and resolute, Hannah Mae vows to keep the system from swallowing them whole.

In a desperate bid for freedom, they hit the dusty roads, aiming for the sultry embrace of Mississippi and an obscure auntie, a phantom relative who exists only as a whisper in their memories and a faded photograph in their father’s old Bible. She is their only hope, their sanctuary against the storm.

Amidst this turmoil, Jerry grows up fast, his soul ignited by the mournful wails of the blues. When he discovers the harmonica, nothing can stop him from mastering the instrument that fills his soul with song. Self-taught and brimming with raw talent, Jerry catches the ear of Jerimiah Johnson, a great ‘bluesman’ who had silenced his music a decade ago after a personal tragedy. Inspired by Jerry’s prodigious gift, Jerimiah takes the young harmonica player under his wing.
From the cotton fields in the Mississippi Delta, where the blues echo the heartbeat of the oppressed to the jazz clubs of New Orleans.

“Ain’t Nuthin’ Gonna Separate Us” is a symphony of hope and heartache, a story of rhythm and resilience. As Jerry’s music and fame rise it becomes a beacon of unity, challenging the status quo and inspiring those who hear it.
Join Jerry “Slide” McAllister on his odyssey through an era of transformation, as he seeks to harmonize a world out of tune, proving that nothing—not even the harshest discord—can separate us from the music that binds us together.

Great Read

A wholesome story of a sister and brother who face adversity when their mom dies leaving them orphaned. They found a second mom in a boarding house owner. The two siblings made a life for themselves and always put each first.

Surprised how interesting

Good storyline. It was good to hear a storyline in this genre that didn’t include major trauma throughout.
The only distraction in the listening is that it was obvious that it was an AI reading. Mispronunciations of words and reading of sentences with misplaced periods. But overall interesting story.

The virtual voice

The story may be good but the virtual voice is horrible. This was not a good idea. Audible please stop I don’t want to cancel my subscription.