
The Legacy's Origin
Enduring Legacy
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Narrado por:
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Carol Stagg
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Dawn Brower
What makes a person a witch?
For those living in 16th-century Scotland, the very word witch is terrifying. Everyone is afraid of witches, both to be accused of being one and to be cursed by one. In a series of events beyond control, one family faces its ultimate fear and the consequences it can’t escape.
The very idea of witchcraft becomes all too real for the Dalais family. Caitrìona Dalais Guaire, Sorcha Dalais Creag, and Niall Dalais are torn from their homes and put on trial. Their very lives are at stake, and everything points to their eventual demise.
In an act of desperation, one of them arranges for the children to be secreted away to safety. Only time will tell if they are successful and if their legacy will live on....
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it hurts so good
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But the focus of the book really isn't on those who are accused of witchcraft. Rather, the story concentrates on what is happening with the spouses and children of the condemned. In fact, the vision that one sister had as she's being burned alive at the stake is surprisingly uplifting and hopeful despite what she's going through. This is a challenging read or listen. You cannot help but feel for everyone involved and wish things would be different for all of them. The story’s villains are portrayed as particularly villainous. In general, I'm not a fan of black-and-white depictions of the bad guys in a story, but I can understand why it had to be so in this book.
I don't usually share so much plot background for books in reviews like this, but I think you need to be forewarned and forearmed before choosing this book.
The narrator occasionally pronounces a few words completely wrong, like epitome as epi-TOME and gestured as guest-ured, but I did enjoy her Scottish accent that certainly went along with this story.
Not an easy read/listen, but a good one.
TRIGGERS: violence of several types, on-screen physical abuse against women (and a man), on-screen capital punishment, persecution by religious zealots
Bust Out Your Hanky!
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The Legacy’s Origin
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The narrator have a lovely accent, she does a good job. How ever you do hear background noise and there are a few repeating of words. Her character voices are nice, you always know who is talking and their feelings.
All in all this was a good audio that will break your heart and bring tears to your eye.
This is the saddest thing I have ever listened to
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Heartbreaking!
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Wrongful accused
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I enjoyed the narrator's take on this tale.
Sometimes it is difficult to look back in history
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