Red Skies

Tales of the Scavenger's Daughters, Book 4

De: Kay Bratt

Narrado por: Kate Rudd

Duración: 7 h y 57 m

Resumen del Editor

In the fourth book of the Tales of the Scavenger's Daughters series, the fates of three people who've never met converge in profound and unexpected ways.

Mari, the daughter of the town scavenger, grew up knowing hardship, but she never could have anticipated the struggles that now face her as an adult. Feeling alone and isolated, she dreams of a better life. On the other side of town, a frightened little girl named An Ni is forced to live on the streets, but she silently longs for the one thing she's never known - a family. Max, a struggling American photojournalist, arrives in China with only one goal in mind: to face his demons and put an end to his own unbearable suffering.

From the best-selling author of A Thread Unbroken comes an emotional, hope-filled story that offers a fresh glimpse into the life of a remarkable family.

©2015 Kay Bratt (P)2015 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

LOVE THIS SERIES!!!!

Not only is this a great read, but Kate Rudd does an excellent narration. The stories are heart warming and the characters are well developed. I highly recommend this book and am looking forward to reading the prequel.

Wonderful series!

I totally enjoyed all the of the books in the series, they were so heart warming though they touched on very serious issues. Also since the fourth book was narrated by the author, her pronouncement of the Chinese words was much better than in the first 3 books, so the audible book finally received the 5 stars the whole series deserved!

pulled in

enjoyed all 4 books in the Scavengers Daughter series. be sure to read the books in order.
loved Kate Rudy's reading in all 4 audiobooks.

deserves more than 5 stars

If I could give this book more than 5 stars I would of. Wonderful story, heart-tugging, lots of emotions. This author has a fantastic way of writing, I have read the whole series and have to say I liked this one the best, but really they all were good. I just couldn't wait to find out what was going to happen. I was sad, I was angry, I was happy while reading this book. I can't say enough about it. So far I have liked everything this author has written. I don't think you will be disappointed. I Love this reader, she is excellent, and if you want to get a real feel for the characters you should listen.

Full circle!!

I do very much enjoyed this series of the "The Scavenger's Daughter". I could not stop listening. I also loved the narration. The mg narrator's voice varied for each character, making the story live. Brilliant! I would certainly recommend this read to everyone. Read and enjoy!

Love!

This is Book 4 of a wonderful series. I enjoyed the series so much, I will be sorry to see it end.

Another winner

Kay Bratt has again taken me to a place that captivates. A read I didn't want to put down. This series has kept me looking for more. Recommend this book as I do all her others

How does she do it. WOW!!!

ABSOLUTELY captivating and creative writing that draws you in and keeps you entertained for hours and the characters are realistic and diverse. I highly recommended this novel, wonderfully written and narrated.

Emotional adventure

I have listened to four of the books in this series. I had a hard time turning them off, but I am glad I was listening in stead of trying to read. I would never been able to read through my tears. I went from one emotion to the next. Just a wonderful family to get to know.
Marge

China's Precious Children . . . Book 4

One of Benfu and Calli's daughters, Mari, is grown up and married, and living in Beijing with her husband, Bolin . . . Bolin has become addicted to prescription drugs after suffering a severe work injury . . . leaving Mari to support their family alone . . . as Mari goes to work every day, she passes by the street children, begging . . . and though she has nearly nothing, Mari gives them a coin . . . drawn in and heartbroken by their need, and knowing that her own fate would have been the same, if her Baba had not found her and brought her home . . . Mari cannot get one girl, An Ni, out of her mind . . . she continually seeks her out . . . until one day, she doesn't see her anymore . . . When Mari and Bolin's camel is stolen, and they have little means of income, Mari begins to rely on work as a guide for Max, an American photo journalist . . . Max, carrying his own emotional burdens, but keeping them deeply hidden, forges a friendship with Mari . . . and eventually with An Ni . . . God works in the broken places of all our lives . . . Red Skies is a wonderful tale of how God walks WITH us into the unknown, THROUGH the barren dessert, and INTO the light . . .