There Is Always a Tomorrow

De: Anna Belfrage

Narrado por: Greg Patmore

Duración: 14 h y 5 m

Resumen del Editor

The Graham Saga is the story of Matthew Graham and his time-traveler wife, Alex. Set in the 17th century, it follows them and their expanding family through an adventurous life set both in Scotland but principally in the Colony of Maryland.

A well-researched historical setting provides the background against which the personal challenges and tragedies of the Graham Saga are set. In this the ninth book, we return to a Maryland presently torn apart by religious conflict - the hitherto so tolerant approach to various faiths is a thing of the past now that the staunchly Protestant William and Mary sit on the throne, and when Catholic friends of the Grahams end up in danger, Matthew and Alex must ride to the rescue.

Meanwhile, in London, little Rachel Cooke has her entire world turned upside down the day the man she thought to be her father sells her to pay off his debts. Fortunately for Rachel, her Graham relatives set out to find her. But will they be too late?

©2017 Anna Belfrage (P)2021 Timelight Press

So good!

I absolutely adore this series, the first couple of books were so very similar to Outlander, but that didn't bother me any, if anything that made me more inclined to keep reading, and I'm oh so glad that I did. As the books went on they became their own personality, with hardly any similarities to Outlander. Now, on this last book I'm just hoping that there will be more. I can't bare the thought of it being over. So, if you like Outlander, definitely read this. If you don't know what Outlander is, still read this. If you do not like Outlander, then find a different book.

The end

How to say goodbye the Graham family? Books 9 introduces new characters and says goodbye to old characters. almost leading one to believe that there would be another book to wrap everything up in a conclusion but sadly there is not.

Good listening

I loved the historical base, family development, adventures, hardships. I did not like by the constant sexual content, feeling that it was not necessary for the story itself. I don’t mind some, but I felt it was excessive and somehow invasive. Many times I just fast forwarded.