Rebecca's Rose

Apple Lake Amish, Book 2

De: Jennifer Beckstrand

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Will she risk everything to love him?

An inspirational Amish romance from USA Today Bestselling Author Jennifer Beckstrand

With her mother so ill, Rebecca Miller runs her household, cares for the small farm, and watches after her younger siblings while her father is absent for days at a time working out-of-town jobs. Even though she feels trapped in her dismal life, Rebecca is determined to fulfill the promise she made to a dying friend.

Englischer Levi Cooper, with uncommon good looks and a mischievous glint in his eye, might be the boy who can help her do just that. But will his secrets tear them apart or will their growing attachment lead to the loss of everything she holds dear?

Page Turner

Enjoyed very much ... the writer keeps you on your toes! With human narration this book would be fantastic! Great writing with characters you don't wish to say goodbye.

The plot was great and the narrator was good

There was nothing that I did not like. It was a perfect story. I am looking forward to forward to listening to more from this writer.

Levi stood up to me and reminded me of ,

I thank God for this book, It allows me to look in the mirror ask the scripture teaches, To the writer thank you For making a seathat we are all working process For making a seathat we are all working process, God bless This wonderful book In the writer.

The never ending love Levi had for Rebecca

My heart was taken by Levi’s Love and how much he changed in his heart! God does answer prayer!

the unexpected twist

all of it, miss more feeling I n the narration, but very good overall

Patience

Didn’t like some of the people character mostly the father of the young male character

The suspense!

Her father was so unchristian like. But I really liked Levi’s persistence and his intensity. I also like the humor Levi and the girl.

Virtual Voice is a fail for me

I liked the story, but I HATE the computer generated reading known as virtual voice.
I listen to audio books because most of the time its like I'm reading the book myself, with voice changes and inflections. Virtual Voice is like listening to someone read in monotone, everything sounds the same.