The Bishop's Daughter

Daughters of Lancaster County, Book 3

De: Wanda E. Brunstetter

Narrado por: Christina Moore

Duración: 9 h y 19 m

Resumen del Editor

Acclaimed author of The Quilter's Daughter, Wanda E. Brunstetter delivers the dramatic conclusion to this Pennsylvania Amish trilogy.

After her fiancé dies, 24- year-old Leona determines to never love again and devotes herself to teaching. But then she meets Jimmy, fresh from Washington state, and looking for work - and more.

Listen to more in the Daughters of Lancaster County series.

©2006 Wanda Brunstetter (P)2008 Recorded Books, LLC

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Wonderfully written book with an endearing story." (Christian Review)

great

I always love listening to her books. the flow of the stories are the best

preachy

I did love the story but could do with much less bible quoting. Good narration.

the bishop daugther

I love the whole series really good stories and ended very well it was good abd funny and sad and guessing through out the book but ended well

My favorite in the series

I enjoyed all three books in this series, but this last one was my favorite. I would definitely recommend reading the first and second books to understand the entire story and characters. This book had a lot of character development, and I could relate in many ways. It was also very suspenseful, which kept me reading late into the night. The narrator is good, but the way she depicted the male voices made them all sound a bit dumb. But overall, very good narration.

Suspense, woven thru the whole series

Well written has suspense, sadness, and love all woven together in a way that kept me reading into the night.

Christina Moore is my favorite narrator!! She speaks the amish language so perfectly!! I recommend any books she narrates!

I loved the series itself! I also love the author! I’ve read many books of hers! My favorite author is Beverly Lewis, if you haven’t listened to her books, I highly highly recommend! I’ve read them. Back to my review. The first two books were excellent, although I felt it was taking an incredibly long time to get to the full story of Jimmy. I don’t want to spoil the book for anyone.
The Last three hours of this book became incredibly annoying!! It was way too drawn out and I almost just to skip To the end. Every time Jimmy started to tell his story, he was cut off. It seriously became so annoying! I ended up half listening while I accomplished other tasks, which I normally cannot do. I usually have to relisten if I don’t focus. However, with this book, it was easy. All I wanted to do was get to the end.
I’ve listened to a ton of Amish books. I love them! The story of the bishop’s daughter is a good story overall. Just prepare to be annoyed the last three hours!

Slow and boring

I finally gave up. It had a good plot, but the pace of the story was too slow and I finally couldn't bear finishing the story.