The Sacrifice

Abram's Daughters (Book 3)

De: Beverly Lewis

Narrado por: Christina Moore

This heartfelt series about an Amish family began with The Covenant and The Betrayal. Best-selling Christian author Beverly Lewis continues the melodic ballad of Abram, his wife Ida, and their children who work together to learn how to forgive past transgressions and embrace the joy that their faith brings.©2004 Beverly Lewis (P)2004 Recorded Books, LLC

Enjoyable, clean story

I enjoyed the story and it's twists and turns but would really have liked a different ending especially after everything the sisters had been through!

Great Story

Love of God
Down to earth
Patriarchal society
Amish women and how they pay the price for men plus their own “mistakes”
Voluntary poverty in order to live Amish lifestyle
Great story

the sacrifice

Love this series. I recommend this series to anyone who loves a true love story about families and there struggles. Great back ground on the Amish life and there struggles with God.

Captive and holds your attention

It keeps your interest. I loved it. The narrative is excellent and not monotone. Great read.

Great Storyline

Well-thought out storyline. I felt there were too many tragedies and heartbreak for a romantic-leaning piece. It also dragged on a bit in certain parts. Overall, I appreciate the heart of the story from a Christian perspective.

Loved it!

I enjoyed book 3 of Abrams daughters so much! I can't wait to hear what happens in book 4!

The entire book

Enjoy this entire series. I can’t wait for the next book. These books are very well written and read.

Riveting

The best series I have ever read or listened to. Excellently written and narrated. The Sacrifice is book 3 in the series and continues the story of Abrahm's Daughters. This story is a whirlwind of emotions mixed with humor and tears as you follow the daughters through all of life's trials and tribulations.

this one i think was my fav of series

I laughed cried shock wonder and worry i even caught my self praying for the fictional characters i began to care about very good one Beverly

No Thank you

This book should have been clasified under Romance - not literary fiction - and it could have been call "Who's courtin' Who". Snoooooze.
I was angry with myself for listening all the way through.