The Andersens Saga Series

Box Set I (Books 1-4) Clean wholesome series, books filled with love and heartbreak-laughter and tears. First in series box set

De: Jacie Middlemann

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Escape with the Andersen Family...stories about second chances, single dads, strong heroes and heroines, complicated family entanglements, long-overdue reconciliations, life-long friendships, and later-in-life new beginnings. Inspirational and heartwarming women's fiction that will touch your heart.

CONTENTS:
Book 1- Betrayal, Book 2 – Resolute, Book 3 – Broken, Book 4 – Found

THE ANDERSEN FAMILY SAGA
This is an ongoing series and best read in order.

Book 1 – Betrayal

Pamela Andersen is in the lawyer’s office with her twin brother and finds herself uncharacteristically stunned by what she learns. And not just by what is revealed in the unexpected terms of her mother’s last wishes.

In the midst of all that each of Livia Andersen’s children are dealing with, will a totally unexpected gesture by their missing sister bring about the reconciliation their mother would not only want but demand…or will it instead deepen the widening chasm among them?

Book 2 – Resolute

Noah Andersen built his successful company from the ground up. He isn’t thrilled that several of his conference rooms have become a home-away-from-home for a team of government auditors trying to ferret out evidence to back up the anonymous tip received pointing in his direction. Noah knows where the tip came from. And now that he’s got his sister safely ensconced with their aunt he’s ready to take on the person responsible, her husband. But if he turns his brother-in-law over to the authorities it’s likely an innocent bystander could bear the brunt of the damage.

Book 3 – Broken

Pamela Andersen Handen loves her husband. She always has. Finding out what he did to cause problems for her brother was bad enough. Finding out he intentionally set up their son to bear the blame was more than she could deal with. Now, not even two weeks after the death of her mother, she’s on a cross-country-train trip with her aunt. Will distance and time help her to find the answers she’s looking for? And if so…where will they lead her?

Book 4 – Found

Claire Andersen Slavik was exactly where she needed to be. The last couple of years were good ones even if at times filled with difficult moments. She moved in with her mother when it was obvious she was needed. There were days filled with joy and others with heartbreak. Now her mother was gone and her world again shifted out of balance.

Patrick Andersen had a lot to think about as he drove through the mountains of Arkansas to where his sister was thought to be. He believed she had the answers to many of the questions that surfaced in the weeks since their mother’s death.

Will the youngest of Livia Andersen’s grown children find the tranquility she seeks in the mountains of Arkansas? Can she make her brother understand the reasons for the choices she’d made and the secrets she’d kept? Will the place that brought their family so much joy remind them of the strong foundation from where they came…and the possibilities they have only to reach for?

The Andersen Saga is a story of family. It is a story about joy and loss, hope and sorrow, betrayal and regrets, unconditional forgiveness, high expectations, and unwavering loyalty. It is about the twists and turns every family deals with, the conflicts from within, and the never ending desire for acceptance and respect.

Betrayal, Resolute, Broken, and Found are the first four books in the ongoing Andersen Family Saga. Other books in the Andersen Family Saga include Choices, Regrets, Remember, Forgiven, Truths, Always, Expectations, Decisions, Disillusioned, Believe, Relentless, Everlasting, Enduring, Treasured, Determined, Chances, Secrets, Christmas and Destined.

Family relationships are strong

I enjoyed the story, but the virtual voice was not good in this one. I will read the next in the series.

Liked Characters but no depth

The story was okay but not very detailed. Alot was on emotions but the story lacked depth. it seemed like the ending just stopped.