Mountain Mama

A life carved from stone, silence and stubbornness

De: Steven Doornbos

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

They called her Mountain Mama. She didn’t mind. She’d earned it. Alone for over twenty years in the heart of the Ozarks, she carved out a life from snow, silence, and stubbornness. No electricity. No company. No regrets. The quiet didn’t scare her—it fed her. She survived not just the elements, but her past. And when something ancient began to stir beneath the mountain, it wasn’t a rescue party she needed—it was resolve.

This is not a love story. It’s not a tragedy. It’s the true rhythm of one woman’s survival, transformation, and unbreakable bond with the wild.

If you’ve ever dreamed of going off-grid—or just wanted to disappear with a good story and a warm blanket—Mountain Mama is the book to take with you into the quiet.

Too Flowery

The author constantly will end a sentence with the word like and then a superfluous string of words. I can’t remember any exact sentences but it’s constant throughout the beginning of the book. So much so that I only made it to chapter three. I’m sure it continued throughout the book.