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This was worth a read but not very exciting.

This book was hard to keep up with the different characters because of the way it was written. It was Very slow starting and the story was drawn out too long. It got wearisome at times, because Ms Cossette would make an event take so long to advance. The narrator, Sarah Mollo-Christensen was pretty good. She has the ability to do different ages believably. I was disappointed that in this story, Biblically documented miracles, if mentioned, were treated as banal as a regular day. I cannot believe anyone, much less a group of people, would be so blasé about the miracles they experienced.

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  • Marva
  • Gaithersburg, MD, United States
  • 10-31-17

Shadow of the Storm

Wow, incredible!!!! I first thought the book far too long, drawn out in sections, but I couldn’t seem to stop listening. Also, thought Shera was far too fearful for my blood, but still, couldn’t stop listening. I hated Devora for a long minute, but still, I could not stop listening to the book. Kira was my favorite in the first book and I think I wanted to read more of her in the second, but still, I kept listening.
This was absolutely great!!! The author grabbed my heart and turned my passions upside down, far more than I can ever articulate. And, I thoroughly loved the author’s ability to keep biblical history and storyline at the forefront. AWESOME!!!
The spirit of Forgiveness is ALWAYS my heart and Shera carried that spirit, though fearful, throughout much of the book, she showed forth great strength that I as a reader so embraced and admired. Awesome AWESOME read. :)

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  • Marcia
  • New Braunfels, TX, United States
  • 10-17-17

Excellent story

Narrator is good, nice low male voice but a bit more emotion would be nice. Didn't quite ever lose the fact it was narrator.

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Absolutely Fantastic

Made me appreciate God/Jesus more in awe of his beauty and love and people of that time.

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luv the series

I wish there were fewer descriptions of everybody's eyes and over dramatic descriptions of people but overall, I loved the story.

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Awesome story, full of God's truths!

Good narration, but sometimes the voices sound the same so listen to the names. Overall a great story, thoroughly enjoyed! On to the next in the series!

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Amazing story!

I love the way the author makes you feel like you are there. The characters are very well developed. I am ready for book three!

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  • Narda
  • 04-07-18

a bit revealing I thought.

all ok, thought , a little less revealing would be recommended I think, thank you.