Freedom

The Freedom Series 1

De: Angela Dorsey

Narrado por: Aven Shore

Jani freaks when her parents tell her they are moving to the country, away from the home she loves, the friends she’s had since kindergarten, and all the horses at the riding stable. Her only consolation is that she can bring Keeta, her beautiful pinto mare, with her. But adventures await. While cleaning out the barn on their new property, Jani sees a swirl of movement beside the black, twisted stone in the corner. The barn is haunted! With the help of a new friend, Jani sets out to solve the mystery behind the wild, angry spirit and set it free.

©2011 Angela Dorsey (P)2019 Angela Dorsey

Great Story!💜

A heartfelt yet somewhat spooky story. I always enjoy a wonderful horse story, but with the added mystery it makes it even better. Moments of sadness, anger and love this book has it all. Aven Shore absolutely brought these characters to life. Her voice was a perfect fit for this book.
Well done!! This is book 1 and can be read as a standalone.
I highly recommend this book!

Sisters Spotlight 💜

Real fun “feel good” story

I would not normally have listened to a story like this but something about it aught my attention and I’m glad it did. ms. Angela prepared a very interesting and honest story of the tragedies of hate and the “Freedom” that love can provide for all of us. Ms. Aven Shore did an excellent job of portraying the main characters as they traveled through a journey of discovery and all the various emotions and feelings that journey contained. I would highly recommend this book if you are in need of some light listening and are prepared to consider the endless possibilities of opening yourself to love.

Thank you for the opportunity to receive this book through the promotional code program. I was blessed to receive this title and very happy to leave this review.

Wonderful

I loved this book. I am a horse lover and this book really pulled me in. I like the authors writing style. I think I will try more books by this author.

I didn’t finish the book for the sake of my heart.

The writing is good, and the author is clearly a horse-rider as she knows all the terms which non-horsey people would not. I stopped when the old man spoke about tying the horse up and the horse becoming injured—I stopped before it died—which we knew it was going to. It was just too much for my little heart.