Raw Edges

By: Sandra D. Bricker

Narrated by: Jennifer Nittoso

Length: 6 hrs and 38 mins

Publisher's summary

Grayson McDonough has no use for teal ribbons, 5k runs, or ovarian cancer support groups now that his beautiful wife Jenna is gone. But their nine-year-old daughter Sadie seems to need the connection.

When Annabelle Curtis, the beautiful cancer survivor organizing the memory quilt project for the Ovacome support group, begins to bring out the silly and fun side of his precious daughter again, Gray must set aside his own grief to support the healing of Sadie's young heart. But is there hope for Gray's heart too along the way?

©2013 Sandra D. Bricker (P)2015 Audible, Inc.

Great personality

What a precious storyline. The narrator did a great job with the characters, especially Sadie!

Great Story but...

The child's voice and mannerisms were sometimes very difficult to listen to. Even when I thought she was 5 or 6 years old, I struggled. One thing the author hit on for age appropriate was on the rare occasions of her acting the brat. I did love the actual story and theme of the book.

Quilts of love series

This was a lovely story with all the elements of love and hope ❤️ thank you

Love anything from Sandra Bricker!

Love it. My husband and I have listened to it twice. Really love this author.

Be still my heart!

This has been my favorite story by far in the Quilts of Love collection. Though I must admit I could only take Sadie in small doses in my life...she'd plumb wear me out! But this story truly touched my heart. I lost my dad to cancer when I was a teenager. How I wish I'd had a journal from him to carry with me. Characters were charming, and I loved the interaction between them. Happy endings full of love bless my soul so much.

Christian Contemporary Romance

Christian Contemporary Romance

I LOVED THIS BOOK!! Tender, sweet, emotional, and maybe because I'm the grown daughter of a victim to cancer, this story line was very near to my heart!
The narration was very good, but everytime Sadie's spoke, her loud character voice grated on my nerves. Her father on the other had was very soft spoken, so if I turned it down I couldn't hear everything he said, but when I turned it up, I cringed every time Sadie spoke. I usually listen to audiobooks at night when my family's gone to bed, so the big variation in volume made this a bit hard to listen too.
Also every time Sadie said "sorry", which is fairly often, it seemed so fake. It definitely didn't seem defiant like a teenager, or just not contrite enough, like a toddler. But, if I was to ever hear my own children say it like that, they would have been corrected. I'm not sure if either of my points are what the author asked for, or what the narrator added on her own. The journal was my favorite part of the book. A lot of wisdom was written in those words, and I especially loved the reiteration of Sadie's wonderful uniqueness and God's perfection!

Fantastic!!

I really enjoyed this story and the narration was great 👍 it was as if I was right in the story with the characters and could relate to many of the emotions that emerged within their lives

Best Performance

This is one of the best performances I have listened to in years. Very talented narration. Love the story

Heartfelt

Such a wonderful treasure a mother can give to her daughter. And, how God works in all of our lives.

As a person with cancer & a blended family

I absolutely loved this book! It was uplifting, inspiring and rich! Sandra D. Bricked, thank you from the bottom of my heart! Jennifer Nittoso, I really enjoyed your narration of this beautiful book! I am a crafter with my hands so I could relate in so many ways- again I thank you for such a wonderful book!