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Though Waters Roar
- Narrated by: Alyssa Bresnahan
- Length: 15 hrs and 42 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 06-09-10
- Language: English
- Publisher: Recorded Books
- Whispersync for Voice-ready
Regular price: $31.49
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Five-time Christy Award winner Lynn Austin spins an enthralling, multi-generational tale spanning from 1848 to 1920.
While 20-year-old Harriet is behind bars, she reviews the history of her great-grandmother’s fight against slavery, her grandmother’s crusade against “demon rum,” and her mother’s struggle for women’s suffrage. Now she longs for the courage to leave her own legacy.
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- Rustin
- 07-23-12
Though Waters Roar
This was a touching story to me. I enjoyed each part. The story tells the story of 4 generations of women who made a difference for what they wanted to see change in their era. Great listen. As always, I have enjoyed this book by Lynn Austin.
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- Rose Evernden-Andrade
- 09-08-15
Loved it
Finally a day off - what a blessing it was to sit quietly listening to this amazing story- I loved it - now in my favorites list
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- G. Getty
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Great reader, well written historical novel t
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- Linda Martin
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Will keep you on the edger of your seat!
This book was extremely well written and narrated in a typical Lynn Austin style. It kept me on the edge of my chair eagerly awaiting more! You won't be disappointed!! I was go a way with something special after listening to her books, feeling like I personally know each character and disappointed for it to end. Which book shall I order next? Lynn's stories are more than entertaining, they are also educational and spiritually uplifting!
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- Lisa Kuehn
- 01-03-13
Lynn Austin strikes again!
I am a huge Lynn Austin fan and found this audio book to be just as good as reading it myself. I downloaded the book before a long solo car trip and couldn't help wanting to take another car trip to finish the book. The Narrator did a great job and I felt as though her pitch and delivery depicted the era in time as well. I would highly recommend this book and loved that I could clean the house and listen at the same time!
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- Terry Eoff
- 05-27-17
Great story and narrator did an excellent job.
I love these Faith based, time period stories, and Lynn Austin has always been entertaining, filled with the word and historically right on.
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- Jenny Bushert
- 05-04-17
Captivating<br />
This book is truly captivating! Jane Austin has written another wonderful story and I highly recommend it.
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- Kristen
- 05-04-17
I enjoyed the story and how it was easy to follow.
Great book that really hit home as I feel I am searching for God's purpose in my life this book glides easily through 4 generations of women finding their purpose in what God would have them do. Loved the book!
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- Carla
- 02-24-14
An Enjoyable Read. Big Fan.
A great story blessed with Lynn Austin's gift for historical fiction. I very much appreciate her reliance on scripture as the basis for her stories.
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- W.
- 01-10-12
Though Waters Roar
Excellent! This volume can be compared to I Cor 13. It's very hard not to find yourself in one of these situations.
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