The Still Small Voice

De: Brenda Stanley

Narrado por: Brenda Stanley

Madison Moore has been estranged from her family for years, but when her dying father summons her home, she reluctantly makes the trip back to the place that still evokes heartache. Her family’s reception is lukewarm. They still hold the strict religious beliefs that cast her out. But when her father tells her about a murder years before and that he has proof the woman in prison is not the killer, Madison finds herself in the center of a decades-old mystery.

Painful reminders of why she left home haunt her as she attempts to accomplish her father’s dying wish to exonerate the woman who confessed. As she follows the trail of clues, Madison discovers the shocking reason her father asked her for help and how his confession relates to her own tragic past.

©2022, 2023 Brenda Stanley (P)2023 Brenda Stanley

Juicy story

It was a fun read! It didn’t drag on like other books do. I really enjoyed the twists at the end.

Family secrets

Very good read and a surprising ending. Book kept you engaged to the end. Need more books like this.

Excellent

The plot will have you thinking who is the killer and what is really going on with the family.

The end

Sad being the mother of two gay children to know what life could of been for them in other cultures. Sara & Amelia were so very wronged by so many. Told extremely well. Love is love!

I really liked the book

I grew up in the same surrounding area as Madison. I loved the twist at the end. 3 Bravos for you Brenda.

Religion’s death grip

The story was well written with the surprise ending that everyone is talking about! But there were surprises all along the way, which makes it even more worthwhile.
All religions can have a death grip, especially on the innocent and gullible. Shame on all religions!

Easy read with an unexpected twist

Plot was simple but twist at the end was good. Have to listen to the epilogue!