Huw's Legacy

The Evans Family Saga, Book 3

Doctor Turnbull had estimated that Kyle's mother had six months to live - that was three months ago.

He felt guilty for playing a game as she suffered back at their small excuse for a house. She had insisted and knew that it was important to her that he spend time outside of the mechanized hell where he spent 60 hours a week earning his meager pay that kept food on the table and paid the rent. She had lost so much weight and was only able to tolerate a weak broth now, so he didn’t believe it would be that long.

His mother had been the center of his life for as long as he remembered, and when she left him, he’d have no family at all. The bastard that had called himself his father had deserted them 10 years ago when he was six, and Kyle blamed him for his mother’s illness. He had no one else to accuse. He’d been her nurse and minister over the past week as she was unable to leave her sickbed without assistance, and he knew that caring for her had added discomfort to her pain.

Even as he played, he kept thinking of his future after she succumbed to the cancer but saw nothing but years of toil on the oven of the ironworks floor and an empty life with no possibilities.

©2021 C.J. Petit (P)2021 Podium Audio

Clean entertainment, that keeps your interest

The author does a great job of character development, while intertwining through the volumes stories that bring them all together. Most importantly to keep your attention wanting to lean what happens next.

I can picture the story as it unfolds.

The author paints a picture of the time period and makes it come alive with relatable characters and an intriguing story.

the history of the country through a family

I did not like the nature or voice of Kyle's wife. She was weird and did not fit the other women or characters

Best series

Great characters, great plot...can't wait till I can get the next one in the series. Be sure to read/listen to them in order.

A bit of a new genre for me

Unlike most western writers, the author writes almost as much romance as western tales into his stories. Wholesome and enjoyable, if not always believable.