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Publisher's Summary
There's something different about Faith Countryman. It's not just her beauty, quick wit, or quirky sense of humor either. It's that she's divinely inspired.
Born under a crashing rainstorm on a ranch in central California, Faith discovers her gift of healing as a young girl. But poor judgment causes her to run away with her boyfriend to Los Angeles. It seems like the biggest mistake of her life until a surprising turn of events leads her to a place she's never heard of - a Victorian house in Cross Creek.
When Faith arrives, she steps into her destiny, sharing her gift with love and a confident spirit. As she meets the town's colorful characters - a handsome, heartbroken rancher among them - it's clear she's been brought here for a reason: to heal this community and to help them believe. The summer heats up. Testimonies are given. Change is underway, and plans begin for an old-fashioned tent revival.
Then a warm summer rain falls, bringing temptation and Faith's deepest fears. Will she be able to trust in God's love once again and heal the people of Cross Creek - and herself?
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- SKK
- Santa Clarita, CA
- 10-14-16
Curl up with a book, blanket and hot cocoa.
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
A story for every age! My teenager would enjoy this book as well as my 75 year mother. Narrative voice also gives a matching to story.
Who was your favorite character and why?
All the characters added to the story. A story most can relate to or at least can imagine to.
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- Kathleen T.
- San Diego, CA
- 02-15-18
Inspiratonal Story, well told tale
What did you love best about Faith Countryman?
I loved this book and was so sad when it was over. The book is so well written that you feel like you are transported to their community and that you know everyone so well.
What was one of the most memorable moments of Faith Countryman?
I love that as Faith was spreading her strength, love and faith to everyone she encountered, we watched her transform lives in many different ways and it became an encouraging and possible way to walk through this world.
Have you listened to any of Dara Rosenberg’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
Dara's portrayal of all the characters were good but I especially loved her Faith. By bringing such tenderness to her voice, you could really feel the love that Faith brought to each relationship.
Any additional comments?
Hallelujah baby!