The Christmas Eve Daughter

Christmas Eve Series, Book 2

De: Elyse Douglas

Narrado por: Madeleine Dauer

When husband and wife Eve and Patrick Gantly discover a shocking secret from Patrick's past, they make the difficult decision to use the old lantern once again to return to 1885. They hope to save his child from a tragic future.

Although they try to plan for every possible contingency, something goes wrong. They lose each other and end up in a different time! Nothing goes as planned. They struggle to save Patrick's daughter from certain death, even as they search for the lost lantern that will return them to their own time.

©2018 Elyse Douglas (P)2020 Tantor

Unique!

Easy listen, got attached to the characters, looking forward to the next one!! Refreshing because it's so different.

Wonderfully written

Another great story by this author. I have enjoyed this book a much as I did the first in this series. I am sure yo will enjoy this story also.

Fantastic! I have thoroughly enjoyed all 3 books in this series!

This author provides heart warming stories with wonderful word pictures of the past and present, and never a dull moment excitement.
Our book club gives this series a total thumbs up!

loved this series

everything about this book is amazing. I loved the story, I loved the narrator, I just couldn't stop listening. I wish there were more!

Awesome

Can't wait to start the third book in this series. Love time travel stories.

Good read.

Started off a little slow. Give it time. It is a great story worth your time.

loved it

the narrator was wonderful. l am looking forward to the next book. I recommend it.
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Great story!

Needs a better narrator. This one is a snoozer. She's obviously reading, no expression. Doesn't do the story justice.

Please make a movie of this series 🤩

I’m hooked. Love these characters and hooked on their story. Going to need to start the next one right away. 🥰

Lovely

I love time travel stories and this series so far is so loving and well researched. I feel like I've traveled along with them. I can smell, hear and feel like I've traveled along with the protagonists of the story to 1914. it's very well descriptive and historically accurate.