The Asquinn Twins

No Greener Pastures, Book 3

De: Heather Radford

Narrado por: David Angelo

Ken Asquinn and Bradan Turehue are married to their childhood loves. The men are now graduates of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Has their search for greener pastures brought them happiness, or do they return to Forest Lake and learn this is where God wanted them to be all along? Find out in this third installation of the Canadian smash hit, The Asquinn Twins.

©2014 Heather Radford (P)2017 Heather Radford/Grace Brooks

nice and quick guide

Great motivational story! Quick chapters and easy that keeps the story moving right along. Great reminder to always truly see people for who they are and not just what they look like.I would like to recommend it highly

wow.....its awesome

It is absolutely amazing. I loved it. I even almost cried at points in the book as the characters overcame struggles and strove to be better people through the tragic situation of their lives. I can't find the words to say how well explain this book is, or how much I want as many students as I can reach it.

strongly recommended

I love love love this book. It helped me heal from my own childhood trauma, understand why I react & feel certain ways (as I empathized with several of her clients as adults), and actually helped me see the possibilities of something better going forward!! I just soaked up the beautiful and complex love story that unfolded underneath it all.

highly suggested guide

The weight of the author’s words immersed my mind and heart into a new world. An unfamiliar world. Unfortunately… a real world. About the cruel reality. Filled with frustrations. Able to stop your breath while listening. Making you wonder how can a human being exist on such a low spiritual level. A level filled with traumas, twisted relations and hard to bear feelings.

5 stars

.honestly! it was THAT good. tons of kids who i know have this book and they all said its their new favorite. im guarentee you'll love this book whether your into sports or not. im honestly so surprised their isn't more people who have reviewed this book...Its a MUST listen!