The Betrayal

De: Beverly Lewis

Narrado por: Christina Moore

Leah Ebersol rejoices in her coming baptism and marriage. Her joy is clouded, though, when she learns of a secret sin that her older sister, Sadie, has committed. If Sadie does not confess and repent, Leah must tell the church elders, or risk sacrificing her own conscience and reputation. The Betrayal is a CBA best seller from an award-winning inspirational author.©2003 Beverly Lewis (P)2003 Recorded Books LLC

Shocking End

I love Beverly Lewis novels and this one is quite familiar but with a surprising ending.

Loved it!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️…..a wonderful story that held my interest from start to finish!!!I would give it an A plus!!!!…The author

The book is another wonderful one by an author who has hit the jackpot again…

great book difficult to hear though

love the book but can't stand hearing the narrator moisten her mouth or swallow. the book is part of an amazing series

Enjoyed this book

Read this book with audible and I must say earring the narrator moisten her lips and swallow was really annoying but she does have a nice reading voice

Other than that the actual book was good. At one point I said out loud “no!!!!” So I was definitely into it. Hoping to finish the series of books as I’m now invested in this Amish romance incestial love triangle 😂 I grew to truly hate Sadie. Never have I been so pissed at a fictional character 😒 I’m hoping book 3 has a better ending…book 2 left me feeling really incomplete.

a non stop listen

i was mesmerized all the way to the prodigal

a nice story

This is my first Lewis after reading in the Wall STreet Journal that she wrote stories about the Amish. This was a good story, a make you feel good kind of story. The Amish have one commonality with we Englishers, we are all human beings, imperfect yet our very natures feel the good and bad in life. I enjoyed this book, I'm sure I listen to the author again.

Deception, selfishness, prayer, God’s love

Deceptions and tangled webs come to mind!
Great story!
Love all of the characters.
Plain life and all it has to offer-twisted and forgiveness.

discovering such sadness

I really enjoyed this book and the way the story reveals the sadness of poor Leah.

One of the best Amish book series

I love how the book hold my attention from chapter 1 until the end and I find myself never wanting to hit stop for the night.

Horrible ending

I would have given this five stars if it weren't for the horrible ending. As far as the narration goes, the voice is pleasant enough but all the oral noises throughout drove me crazy. I would like to know where this story goes but I'm not sure I could stand the narrator for another book.