Heather Hills of Stonewyke

De: Judith Pella, Michael Phillips

Narrado por: Davina Porter

Duración: 10 h y 8 m

Resumen del Editor

Seventeen-year-old Maggie Duncan is torn between her obligations as a dutiful daughter and her hatred of her father's cruel pursuit of money and power. But on the boundary between childhood and womanhood, Maggie discovers it is not her father who stands in the way of her happiness - it is her own tightly held bitterness. Drawn to a man quietly struggling to overcome his past, Maggie must learn to let go of hatred and embrace divine love and forgiveness.

In The Heather Hills of Stonewycke, two best-selling authors begin a glorious series about hearts and minds being opened to God. Davina Porter's wonderful narration captures all the sweep and grandeur of this panoramic saga.

©2001 Judith Pella; 2001 Michael Phillips (P)2001 Recorded Books

please say there is a sequel<br />

loved it....want more. story was great and Davina Porter is my favorite narrator, especially Scottish sagas.

Wonderful

Read it years ago and so enjoyed the audible! Can’t wait for the next chapter in this saga!

i hope there will be a part two

at first i thought is was going to be difficult to listen but as the story unfolded it held me captive all the way to the end wanting more i enjoyed it

One of my very favorite

again this series is so one of my very very favorites!!! Davina Porter is the greatest Scottish story tellers!!

Davina Porter makes this book

Davina Porters voice ranges from girls to old women, from boys to old men and she can sing to. She is by far the best narrator around. I picked this series because she narrates them, but beyond that the book itself is great as well. I'm looking forward to ESCAPE FROM STONEWYCKE, the next book in this series.

After years

I read this decades ago. Fell in love with the authors. Listening to this brought me back to the early years of love of reading. Outstanding narration

Worst ending to a mediocre story I have ever read/heard

The story flowed well up until the end. It was as if the authors had to move on to something else and decided to cut the story short to do so. Davina Porter was the only reason to listen to this book.

Disappointing Ending

I found it to be a bit predicatible in that I knew the two main characters would end up together; I knew this upon the first meeting of the two. My feelings toward the book would have been more favorable had I been pleased with the wrap-up of her family

Dissapointing

I expected a better ending.