How Much It May Storm

A Chilling Historical Ghost Story

De: A.N. Willis

Narrado por: A.N. Willis

For fans of Wendy Webb and Simone St. James - a chilling, romantic ghost story that spans two world wars, two brave young women, and the terrible truth that binds them.

Their secret didn’t die with her.

Colorado, 1918: Millie Boylan is a nurse who sees darkness marking those soon to die. When she falls for a doomed soldier named Edward Gainsbury, she vows to save his life. But Millie soon finds the greatest danger is the one she cannot see.

Colorado, 1943: With a brother gone to war, Dinah must learn how to fend for herself. She spends her days working an abandoned mine and her nights longing to escape her dying town. When Dinah sees a young soldier who looks just like Edward Gainsbury out in the snow—though he supposedly died in 1918 - she follows him into the woods.

Dinah is quickly drawn into the mysteries surrounding the Gainsbury family. Unexplained events begin to follow her wherever she goes—strange footsteps appearing in the snow, hands pressed to windows of buildings long abandoned. But what she discovers will force Dinah to confront the true history of her town and the darkness hiding inside those she least suspects.

©2020 A.N. Willis (P)2021 A.N. Willis

Love it!

Just the type of book I like. Ghost story and romance. I highly recommend. Good narration.

author narrator?

narrator killed this listen for me. she just couldn't draw me in. I wanted it to be really great but wasnt🤷‍♀️

The story may be good, the narration is horrible!

I quit after the first paragraph. I thought the author would do her own book justice and it would be good. Boy was I wrong. I had high hopes as the story sounded like one I'd like. but it is worse than the computer default text to speech narrator that can't pronounce simple words. I just couldn't listen past that first paragraph. I used one of my credits for this book. sure wish I knew how to get it back!!!!