Rekindled

By: Tamera Alexander

Narrated by: Barbara McCulloh

Length: 14 hrs and 36 mins

Publisher's Summary

Set in the 1868 Colorado Rockies, Rekindled tells the poignant story of a man and wife whose life and love are forever changed.

©2006 Tamera Alexander (P)2007 Recorded Books, LLC

Critic Reviews

"Making an impressive debut, Alexander has written a charming historical romance that features well-drawn characters and smooth, compelling storytelling." ( Library Journal)

Rekindled

I just love everything that Tamera Alexander writes and this was no exception. What a wonderful story. Loved it.

Rekindled

Tamera weaves the love of Christ through this beautiful romance story of second chances. Can’t wait to listen to the next book.

Hands down one of the best books I've ever read!

Absolutely one of the best books I've ever read! Great story line as well as fast moving action!

loved it!!

absolutely loved this book!!! I couldn't stop listening to it. the reader did a wonderful job.

good book HORRIBLE NARRATOR

love the story and the author but will never buy books read by Barbara McCullogh again. she keeps swallowing, moistening her mouth, and sighing. its rude and worse then nails on a chalk board.

Amazing

This is the first book I have read/listen to by this author. It was intense with so many emotions I almost had to stop. For a story to bring all of those out you know it is amazing.

A story of love that was not enough without understanding and a strong faith that had to be found. The narrator read slowly and I sped up a little to 1.1 I believe and then it was perfect. Ready to listen to the next. Wonderful

Enjoyed this book!

This is a very enjoyable book. It is a wonderful piece of historical fiction with strong Christian truths throughout.

Please lose the lozenge!

It is irritating to listen to the narrator rolling a lozenge in her mouth. I’d prefer better editing that would allow her to take a break for refreshment. Also, there needs to be at least a couple of seconds pause between changing scenes and chapters. In a couple of instances the announcement of the next chapter actually cut off the final word of the last chapter. The transitions are far too jarring.

Great story, narrator not so much

I have been disappointed twice now in Tamera Alexanders choice of narrators. Her Bell Meade books' narrator had an unpleasant voice to listen to, and although the voice of the narrator in the Fountain Creek chronicles is nice enough, I can hardly bear the sounds of-and not to be rude- smacking like she constantly has a dry mouth. It makes me reconsider buying another of Tameras books in this series, but her writing is SO SUPERB I think I will try and endure the "extra" sounds and get another...

good read!

this was a good clean read! I really loved the story but it was one of those books that nothing happened the way I would have had them happen, which is good and bad. Good because I was surprised but bad because it was frustrating! Tamera Alexander is a very good writer and I did enjoy this book even if things didn't happen how I would have thought.