Lifted By The Wings of Destiny (#22 in the Bregdan Chronicles Historical Fiction Series)

By: Ginny Dye

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

The long-awaited Volume 22 of The Bregdan Chronicles is LIVE!

America continues the struggle to become a country for everyone…

1874 carries the challenges created by the Financial Crash of 1873. Millions of Americans suffer the consequences of corporate greed and mismanagement. The Gilded Age crumbles.

Everyone must come to grips with their destiny during a depression. Tough decisions must be made. Painful actions must be taken.

Carrie, Frances, and Felicia find themselves in New York City during a protest that turns horribly violent.

The KKK is more determined to destroy Cromwell Plantation when they provide refuge for friends and family after the
KKK destroyed Blackwell Plantation.

Simon and family decide to move to Boston. The KKK is determined to stop them. What price will be paid?

Frances helps save lives during a tragic Boston accident and then finds herself in the Mill River Flood that decimates an entire valley.

Each of the characters you have grown to love is confronted with the courage needed to understand and live their destiny
and to choose joy during a dark time.

Volume #22 of the Bregdan Chronicles continues the sweeping historical saga that now encompasses January – June 1874.

Lifted by the wings

I love every book she has wrote in this series. It’s rich in history. Well worth reading.

Good story but…

I found myself distracted by the computer voice’s lack of emotion and the rapidity of speech. I have enjoyed the history as seen through the variety of people in this series of books, which has kept me coming back. However, I really hope a new human narrator can be found.

faith and courage

How they all worked together to get their loved ones to safety regardless of the danger to themselves. How each one in there way have matured and come together to respect each and met each challenge head on. I can't wait for the next book.

Again the characters come to life!

I was instantly taken back to Richmond,, New York & Boston as the aging characters bring life in the 1870’s to life for me. I read a lot of successful authors & none transport me right back into the moment like Ginny Dye. Cromwell Plantation & all that affects life there becomes as real as my own family & friends today.

AI reader

I don’t like the AI, this story deserves a real person to tell the story.