Good narrator. but story doesn't advance in this book. just a short rehashing of book 1.

Aimee is a modern day nurse who has settled two hundred years in the past. She chose to remain with mountain man, Daniel, in the Yellowstone wildernes..Show More »s. They are raising their three young sons in a secluded cabin. Aimee has insisted on her modern day tradition of selecting a fresh tree and decorating their Christmas tree with homemade decorations.

The little family enjoys a fun tracking adventure on the way to pick their tree. However, when they return home they are alarmed to find a newborn infant on their doorstep. Aimee and the boys take the babe inside while Daniel heads out to track the mother. After he returns Daniel and Aimee try to uncover the story from the reluctant mother. She appears to be of one tribe but wearing clothes from another.

Danger comes to their home while Daniel and his tribe brother are out. Now Daniel must do more tracking to protect his family. Two other tribes are involved in the conflict to be resolved. Meanwhile the family members hope they will be able to decorate their tree and share in Christmas blessings.

This is a warm Christmas novella, with love, action, mystery and danger. I enjoyed the easy style of the story and I loved the historic details which are a distinct and wonderful element. I enjoyed meeting the characters in this quick listen and look forward to reading/listening to more from this series.

Audio Notes: Alexandra Haag does a nice job narrating. The voices of the characters flows easily and the overall presentation is direct and engaging.

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I don't think it is necessarily better than the print version, because it is essentially the same. I did LOVE Nick Sarando's interpretation of the st..Show More »ory, and he kept me captivated with his emotional performance. The story is absolutely amazing the way you are drawn into the Yellowstone Wilderness with the characters and feel like you are right there with them experiencing every bit of danger, fear, anticipation and desire.

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I would listen to this story again and again becuase Peggy makes you care for the characters as if they were friends of yours.

Truly loved the characters and how well the author developed the characters growth and love. And justice was served without much violence!😊

Yes I would. I have recommended both the book and audiobook, since I have enjoyed them so much and still do. The whole series just takes you away into..Show More » another time period and allows you to experience what it would be like to have lived in those days.

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Top of the list. It brought all the characters from past books together like a family reunion. It was a well narrated story.

Ms. Henderson weaves an awesome prequel to her series and Mr. Roberts brilliantly narrates the book! This is a must if you are a fan of time travel a..Show More »nd historic romance. The characters normally come to life on paper but with Cody narrating you can feel the characters as they go through their journey.

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Every time a new book comes out in the Peggy L. Henderson Yellowstone Romance Series, it is better than the previous one. Henderson still has the knac..Show More »k for putting you right in the middle of the story, bringing to life the sight, sounds and smells of the wilderness. This time though she whipped up some pretty amazing situations that answered questions from other encounters, but left questions that leave the reader yearning for another installment. Avid readers of her work can't wait for #8. Not only is Legacy a time travel romance novel, it is a history lesson and a story you think about days and weeks after you've read it. I keep writing my own Series ending in my head and I can see that Peggy is going to throw us all for a loop when she publishes the final one. I read Legacy and I listened to Cody Roberts read it to me. I picked up on quite a few things I missed listening and Cody knows how to pull the most out of every word, sentence and character. He is a fantastic reader.

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