Huw's Legacy

The Evans Family Saga, Book 3

By: C.J. Petit

Narrated by: Jim Meskimen

Length: 12 hrs and 14 mins

Publisher's summary

Doctor Turnbull had estimated that Kyle's mother had six months to live - that was three months ago.

He felt guilty for playing a game as she suffered back at their small excuse for a house. She had insisted and knew that it was important to her that he spend time outside of the mechanized hell where he spent 60 hours a week earning his meager pay that kept food on the table and paid the rent. She had lost so much weight and was only able to tolerate a weak broth now, so he didn’t believe it would be that long.

His mother had been the center of his life for as long as he remembered, and when she left him, he’d have no family at all. The bastard that had called himself his father had deserted them 10 years ago when he was six, and Kyle blamed him for his mother’s illness. He had no one else to accuse. He’d been her nurse and minister over the past week as she was unable to leave her sickbed without assistance, and he knew that caring for her had added discomfort to her pain.

Even as he played, he kept thinking of his future after she succumbed to the cancer but saw nothing but years of toil on the oven of the ironworks floor and an empty life with no possibilities.

©2021 C.J. Petit (P)2021 Podium Audio

I can picture the story as it unfolds.

The author paints a picture of the time period and makes it come alive with relatable characters and an intriguing story.

Western with something very special added

It’s like reading Zane Grey or Louis L’Amour westerns with a touch of Norman Rockwell. And a hint of Blue Bloods.
I absolutely love this series.

confused?

story and narration we're enjoyable. only problem was the mixing of the characters names. that was confusing. I don't know if it was purposeful or typographical error but needs to be fixed.

Love it

This book kept my attention all the way through and I can’t wait for the next book

Ohh so good

this story is so good I will be reading it again soon it's even better than the first two the characters are great ,likable and interesting I love the family helping each other and sticking together the narrator did a great job

Family

What a joyful read, warms the heart, the family connection is so precious, Story was so informative. He kept me on the edge of my seat was going to happen. Thank you so much.

enjoyable

you have to excuse the pronunciation of Wilkes-Barre, if you know how it's pronounced. and a few times character names were switched, I can't verify if it was written that way since I am an audio reader.

huws legacy

I have listened to 3 of the books with more in my library awaiting my listening pleasure

Huw's Legacy

This is the third book about the Evan's. This series is excellent. This book as with the others the description of the book doesn't describe it at all. Starting out it's about Kyle's mother and etc. Then after Kyle's mother dies Kyle now know that his real father was Huw Evans. But he was killed before he was born. Kyle starts walking a thousand miles across the country to meet the Evans. This book is exciting from start to finish. Also it's about Dylan and Bryn as there lifes continue. This book was well worth the money or a credit. I enjoyed every minute of this twelve hour journey. I think Kyle is my favorite Member of the Evans. He is as important as Dylan and Bryn. I hope we here more on Kyle and Katie . Jim Meskemin did an excellent job narrating this book. He also narrated the whole series. If my review is any help will you please click on the helpful link below
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Excellent

I am enjoying reading this series by C. J. Petit. He is a new author for me and I am impressed with his storytelling skills. This book even more than the prior books has created more suspense in the story. I find the book hard to put down once I start to read and can’t wait to start the next book as I finish this book.

I read this as an audiobook downloaded from Audible. The book is twelve hours and fourteen minutes. Jim Meskimen does a good job narrating the book.