A Creed in Stone Creek

De: Linda Lael Miller

Narrado por: Jack Garrett

Best-selling author Linda Lael Miller sets hearts racing with her pulse-pounding tales of the Montana Creeds. Listeners have thrilled to the stories of the Creed brothers, as rugged and complex as the Montana landscape. And for A Creed in Stone Creek, Miller outdoes herself with a work as wholly winning and addictive as the Creeds themselves.

©2011 Linda Lael Miller (P)2011 Recorded Books, LLC

A satisfying end to the O'Ballivan series

It wasn't the best of the Stone Creek stories, but it tied up loose ends very nicely and Jack Garrett did a fine job with the narration.

I was a bit disappointed not to have a more in depth (and longer) lead up to the end, but all in all, this is a book I've listened to twice, and will again.

Funny and passion!

Loved this book! It made me laugh and smile. Jack Garrett has a wonderful voice!

THOSE CREED MEN KEEP HANGING IN THERE!

Would you try another book from Linda Lael Miller and/or Jack Garrett?

If I see a book from Linda Lael Miller with narration by Jack Garrett, there is never a question that I will snap it up as soon as possible. I have now listened to "A Creed in Stone Creek" and I have read it. Both were fantastic, but narration by Jack Garrett, lets you feel like you almost know them.

If you’ve listened to books by Linda Lael Miller before, how does this one compare?

This is in the top 10 of my Linda Lael Miller books.

What does Jack Garrett bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Jack Garrett gives the characters life.

Could you see A Creed in Stone Creek being made into a movie or a TV series? Who should the stars be?

I think it would make an excellant TV movie with Justin Timberlake playing the lead.

The story of what makes a family

A wonderful story of how families come together and the happiness they share in the journey.

Didn't do it for me...

I usually LOVE stories by LLM and can't wait to read the next installment in a series. This book had all the elements of her usually wonderful stoires, but it just kind of fell flat. I couldn't really connect with any of the characters, which is rare for me. Part of the allure of a series is that you stay engaged with the characters, but this book just felt disconnected. If you are not a fan of the series, you'll probably enjoy this story. However, as a long-time fan of the McKettrick/Creed clans, I was a bit disappointed.