Maggie

The Sequel to The Dead Don't Dance

De: Charles Martin

Narrado por: Adam Verner

The moving sequel to bestselling author Charles Martin's The Dead Don't Dance. After slipping into a four-months-long coma following the tragic loss of their son in childbirth, Dylan's wife, Maggie, finally awakens--but can the young couple pick up the broken pieces of their lives and move forward? Perfect for readers looking for the emotional resonance of Nicholas Sparks or Lisa Wingate.

In a sleepy rural town in South Carolina, Dylan and Maggie Styles were a young couple in love, preparing eagerly for the birth of their first son. When the child was delivered stillborn and Maggie hemorrhaged and slipped into a coma, Dylan's entire world shattered, but he never gave up hope that she would awaken. And four months later, she did.

"When Maggie opened her eyes that New Year's Day some seventeen months ago, I felt like I could see again. The fog lifted off my soul, and for the first time since our son had died and she had gone to sleep--some four months, sixteen days, eighteen hours, and nineteen minutes earlier--I took a breath deep enough to fill both of my lungs."

Life begins again for Dylan when his beloved wife wakes, but so many things have changed. In this poignant love story that is redolent with Southern atmosphere, Dylan and Maggie must come to terms with their past before they can embrace their future.

Deeply emotional and filled with themes of enduring love, loss, struggles with faith, and redemption, Maggie continues the beautiful story of second chances that started with The Dead Don't Dance.

Maggie by Charles Martin

I have read every Charles Martin book I can find and have loved every one. So great to read a great book and not have to listen to profanity. Thanks

Charles Martin never disappoints!

It’s so refreshing to listen to an audiobook with my family in the car, without profanity or descriptive sex scenes. I love all of Charles Martin’s books!

Maggie

Loved the story, hated the narrator, almost quit listening, he made Dillion sound like a dragnet detective, Amos like Tonto from the Lone Ranger, jake the car sales man like “Goofy”. Should have stuck withNarrator of “The Dead Don’t Dance”! He was spot on! Love Charles Martin book and for that reason kept listening.

Good story, missed previous narrator

Enjoyed the story. But almost couldn’t get past the fact that Jonathan Riggs didn’t do the narration. This narrator was fine, but Jonathan Riggs is the voice that belonged with this book.

How the town sticks together

Love was shown in so many ways even in difficult situations. They all supported each other.