Gift from the Storm

De: Rebekah Morris

Narrado por: Shawn Saavedra

One cold, dark evening a young stranger appears outside the Morgan home with two small children. Injured and on the verge of complete exhaustion, she will only say that her name is "Amy".

Where did she come from? Who is she? And what has she been through? Dr. Justin Morgan and his family look for answers as they struggle to minister life and health to the needy ones in their midst.

©2015 Rebekah A. Morris (P)2017 Rebekah A. Morris

A Story of Faith and Hope

Amy, a young woman with two small children stumble on to the Morgan's property in the middle of a blizzard.

The children are well buy Amy is sick and has injured her leg. Once her fever breaks and her leg heals Amy doesn't know who she is or how the came to be on the mountain in the middle of a storm.

While the book is a fictional story it is a good tale of God's love and shows how a little faith can carry us through life's trials.

It's well written and the narration is wonderful.

I was given a copy of this book in exchange of an honest review. I enjoyed the book and look forward to more from the author. I will definitely recommend this book to others.

Lovely, sweet Story!

I loved this book so much! The only reason it took me a long time to finish was because I wasn't too fond of the narrator, but oh! Such a sweet, clean story and the ending is so good. What a blessed reminder of God's love and care over us, even when we don't remember...

Gift from the Storm

Gift from the Storm
: Rebekah Morris

A sweet clean faith based book that has mystery, suspense, and a bit of romance. It took a while to get into this storyline, and the characters could have been developed more deeply. It wasn't my favorite but it's ok.


The narration was well done.The characters were well portrayed by Shawn Saavedra.



"I was voluntarily provided this review copy audiobook at no charge by the author, publisher and/or narrator."

Refreshing!

The way this book flows is incredibly relaxing and almost therapeutic. Shawn Saavedra's narration comes across like a campfire tale which fits the cozy, comfortable tone of Rebekah Morris' dialog. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who is looking for a nice and easy story of faith, hope, and a bit of romance, in a simpler and less complicated era.

Excellent Narration

If you like a christian, "hallmark channel"-like story about good things happening to good people, you may enjoy this book.