I Fix Broken Things

De: Riano D. McFarland

Narrado por: Colin Campbell

When Malcolm Abernathy decided to open his mysterious repair shop in a sleepy little town like Mountain Home, Idaho, he never suspected how quickly his establishment would become the center of attention. Within weeks, he’d developed a reputation for being able to fix anything that found its way through his front door, and business was booming.

The thing is…when your intention is to remain below the radar, an ever-expanding reputation is the last thing anyone needs, and soon, old problems and long-forgotten adversaries begin to resurface. Despite his reluctance to revisit the ghosts of his past, sometimes in order to move forward, you have to go back again. In doing so, Malcolm realizes that a few of the broken things requiring his attention…aren’t things at all.

©2020 Riano D. McFarland (P)2023 Riano D. McFarland

Superb! Don’t miss this one!

Here we go again. Another of Riano’s masterpieces. It was hard to put this one down. This story introduces us to people who not only have broken things but broken lives. It is a journey of suspense, fear, love and renewal. My favorite line is “just because something is broken doesn’t mean it has to stay that way”. Love it! So very true. Riano’s imagination is out of this world and I look forward to my next adventure created by him.

Story

I love how the writer adds simple things to a complex plot. Characters come alive in this story. Love how the ending comes together.

Quirky Shop Sparks Love

This captivating story weaves together a series of intriguing visitors to this mysterious shop. Each tale draws you in with its unique perspective, yet they are all connected by the shared, enigmatic setting. Amidst the twists and heartfelt moments, a budding romance unfolds between the main character and a mother and her son. This delicate relationship allows all three to heal and discover love again. The narration brings each detail to life, adding depth to this beautiful, interconnected world. Five stars for a touching and mysterious journey of love and second chances!

Broken? Not Any Longer

Malcolm Abernathy owns a little shop where he fixes "things," which is a little misleading because he also fixes people. Wonderfully warm story about a guy just trying to live right and do right in the world and care about his fellow humans.
Colin Campbell's narration was great. Riano McFarland is able to write a fascinating story in any genre that he has attempted.

I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review.

I Need to Visit Mtn Home, Idaho

This story and description of this Idaho town makes me want to visit it. The MC Melcom is a very interesting and deep character, leaving me wishing there were. more people like him. Narrator does a very good job with the various characters voices and the entire storyline.

I fix broken things

This was a really good story! I was expecting horror,for some reason. It is not. It is full of good feeling stories until the bad guys show up.I enjoyed it. Narration by Colin Campbell was very good,though over the top at times. I was given this book free for an honest review.

I Fix Broken Things

Great book. Well Narrated and written. Very interesting and catchy storyline and also very enjoyable. Definitely a very fun book to listen to. 5 stars.

kindness

this is a really good book to prove that a kind word can go a very long way.

Oh the things that can be fixed

So many things in life can be fixed if we are willing to look at them with fresh eyes. Some times it takes a stranger to show what we have always known

Solid story from start to finish

This is a solid story! Characters are well developed and the story flows smoothly. This book was not what I expected - which is awesome! no spoilers here - there is something for everyone: unusual shop and "fixer", a little romance, a local mobster, even an international terrorist, with no graphic sex or violence which I appreciate.
The narrator was great and easy to listen to.
This was my first book from the author and I will be looking for more!