Sourdough Creek

By: Caroline Fyffe

Narrated by: Luke Andreen

Cassie Angel is used to taking care of herself. With a spirit of adventure, and a need to stay out of harm's way, she departs a dying Nevada town for the golden opportunities that await in California - along with a new life. When charming Sam Ridgeway shows up, claiming to know her uncle, and offers her protection in her travels, she has no idea there is an ulterior motive involved.

©2016 Caroline Fyffe (P)2016 Caroline Fyffe

Everyone needs a Sam Ridgeway way in their life

I really enjoyed this book. I like all of Caroline Fyffe’s books and I pretty much read them all but I must say this one is the favorite great story wonderful characters definitely a good read.

An Absolute Winner

What made the experience of listening to Sourdough Creek the most enjoyable?

Wonderful story. Very well written. I could almost feel the coldness of the water when
they were searching for gold in the creek. Caroline Fyffe is my new favorite.

What did you like best about this story?

Sweet, simple love story

Have you listened to any of Luke Andreen’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

No

Loved it!

I liked this a lot. It's clean, family friendly and interesting. I liked Sam taking care of Cassie and her sister.

Hearing is as good as reading....or a little bette

It has been a long time since I read Sourdough Creek, and I really didn't remember it very well. Hearing the words spoken brought the characters into life and made the story more inviting to me. This is the story of two orphaned girls who find themselves owners of a gold mine in California, but first they have to get there. There are bullies in their town they have to escape; outlaws they have to avoid and a persistent Sam Ridgeway. Sam was robbed of the deed to the mine by the girls uncle and he is determined to regain it. This was a great book and I know you will enjoy it.

A wonderful and exciting adventure...

Would you listen to Sourdough Creek again? Why?

Absolutely! The storyline is exciting, interesting and filled with adventure in the old west. It is my favorite genre'. I read the book when it first came out and now listening to it, the story was new all over again.

Who was your favorite character and why?

Sam is my favorite. No matter how tough he acted, his heart melted when he was around Cassidy. His consideration for the younger sister, Josephine, was thoughtful and I could "hear" his tenderness.

Which scene was your favorite?

The opening of the saddlebags after the flood and finding her bible there but not her gold was written so well, I felt I was on the bank of the river sitting in the mud.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Definitely, I wanted to continue listening but I was interrupted by family events so it took me a couple days. I never felt the book lacked excitement.

Any additional comments?

This is a book I will keep on my cloud not only as audible but as an ebook itself. I often re-read my favorites.