Love's Long Journey

De: Janette Oke

Narrado por: Ruth Ann Phimister

Will Her Faith and Strength Withstand the Bewildering Surprise?

After all the planning and dreaming, Missie and Willie LaHaye were actually on the trail west in a covered wagon. Leaving behind the prairie home of Clark and Marty Davis, Missie finds herself caught between the elation of the new adventure and wondering if she'll ever see her family again.

But the hardships of the trail—the rain, the mud, the impassable rivers, and even death—soon force Missie and Willie to become rugged pioneers. Missie must learn how to live her faith as she faces homesickness, boredom, and deprivation.

And, then, when they finally arrive at their new home, she is pushed to the limits of her endurance.

Winner of the Gold Medallion Award (ECPA), which recognizes excellence in evangelical Christian literature

©1989 Janette Oke (P)1989 Recorded Books, LLC

love it ❤

when the next one book coming. I want the next one in the series.

A Pleasurable Listen

I enjoyed all three audiobooks in this series (Love Comes Softly, Love's Enduring Promise and Love's Long Journey) and hope the same narrator will continue in this series. I found her voice quite easy to listen to and especially appreciated her differnt voices for different characters.
The best way I can describe this book (and the whole series for that matter) would be the feminine and Christian equivalent of many Louis L'Amour novels. With vivid descriptions of life on the frontier - I came away with a deep appreciation for women's contribution to frontier life survival and for the value of faith in each character's lives.

I luv this story

This is the sweetest story ... So easy to luv the characters...can't wait for next book

Excellent

Excellent ideas about how the pioneers had to live and the hardships they went through and endured for the love of their family

Hope filled

A great series of faith, love and hope. These books challenge my walk as a believer in Jesus. These aren’t perfect people but growing people. I wish all of the books were recorded, but alas, it looks like I will have to switch to DVD’s.