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The Orange Lilies: A Morton Farrier Novella
- The Forensic Genealogist Series
- Narrated by: Jonathan Ip
- Series: The Forensic Genealogist, Book 2.5
- Length: 4 hrs and 19 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Mystery
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Publisher's Summary
Morton Farrier has spent his entire career as a forensic genealogist solving other people’s family history secrets, all the while knowing so little of his very own family’s mysterious past. However, this poignant Christmas-time novella sees Morton’s skills put to use much closer to home, as he must confront his own past, present, and future through events both present day and 100 years ago. It seems that not every soldier saw a truce on the Western Front that Christmas in 1914....
This Morton Farrier novella continues the story from The Lost Ancestor, book two in the series.
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- Beth B
- 12-17-18
Love the mixture of Genealogy and mystery
Genealogy is a mystery in and of itself, so its a natural platform for additional mystery and Morton Farrier is deep in his own mystery and the mysteries of others. His characters are well drawn and have become friends and the various mysteries are fascinating. I love the unfolding story of Morton’s family and we get quite a lot more here. The writing is terrific and the narration is excellent.
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- Stephanie Grassi
- 08-18-20
I couldn't stop until I had finished it.
This is well- written and researched novella. I HAD to finish it in one sitting!!!×××
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- Jen
- 02-24-20
Ask and you shall receive
Can’t complain! This installment satisfied what I was yearning for in the last book — progress on Morton’s personal genealogy!
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- Chrissie Ann
- 08-23-20
Interesting, emotional and informative.
I really enjoy the Morton Farrer books and thus one has really been a fantastic, emotional and wonderful journey. The issues raised are deeply upsetting but greatly used in this book. I love Jonathan's narration.
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- Jo
- 09-05-19
Another great, but short, installment.
I LOVE IT WHEN AN AUTHOR WRITES A SERIES AND YOU JUST CAN'T WAIT FOR THE NEXT INSTALLMENT. PLUS THE NARRATOR IS THE SAME WHICH HELPS THE CONTINUITY AND ALLOWS YOU TO JUST BECOME ABSORBED. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK, PLEASE
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- Deborahdeb
- 02-23-19
Never ever disappointed
Another triumph. I love the genealogy, the familiar settings and the detail. Thank you Nathan
