Miriam's Quilt

Apple Lake Amish, Book 3

De: Jennifer Beckstrand

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Is there more to love than her bitter memories?

From USA Today Bestselling Author Jennifer Beckstrand

Miriam Bontrager has loved Ephraim Neuenschwander for as long as she can remember. As young teenagers they made a secret pact to wed when they came of age.

But when Miriam's headstrong brother is arrested and her sister is discovered with child, Ephraim decides that Miriam, with her disgraced family ties, is not worthy of him.

Heartbroken and shattered, Miriam vows to never again trust her affection to anyone. But will she surrender her heart when a man of simple faith and gentle ways shows her how to love again?

Good story

I Did not like the AI generated voice. It was very monotone so it takes away from the story.

Great story bad virtual voice

I loved all of the content of the story for the books of the series, however the virtual voice was not very good, especially when you’re reading Amish based books it did not pronounce words correctly, and you had to pay a lot of close attention and relisten to Parts to understand it correctly because of how the virtual voice read

Great story! Sorry quality voice recording.

Great story line. I don’t care for the automatic voice telling the story. I loved the storyline though. Amazon makes plenty of money to provide better quality recordings of the stories

Wanted to shake one character!!

The good writing created characters that helds my attention! Details painted realistic images, however, virtual voice stunk.

The love and sadness

This is an exceptional well written story.
I loved it from beginning to end.
It totally kept my attention and couldn’t stop listening to it till I finished it.

Good story horrible AI

I enjoyed the story, it got off to a little slow start but then captured my attention. It was the AI Virtual voice that made it almost unbearable to listen to.

Amish?

The story line was okay. But to call this Amish, would be difficult to do. It was a typical story, hidden under the name Amish, with only hints as to the true Amish lifestyle. The views and beliefs were not like any Amish I’ve ever known or read about.