Yes, this is read in AI, but give it a chance. The story is good and keeps you interested. The AI inflection will even give you a laugh at times. I enjoyed this book.
Another excellent storyline! I love that the books are tied together as the main characters continue in the next book as other characters are added and developed. Much more exciting than finishing a book-- knowing that the last page is really the END. Thank you so much for posting them here on RU-vid! 🌹💖☺️🌹
This is such a great storyline😊! If you're looking for your next audiobook to clean closets by (or for company while doing other mundane tasks), look no further! The story will tug at your heartstrings and feed your soul!💖
I'm really enjoying this series of books! I love the old westerns re-runs... Therefore, I keep wondering if eventually, we'll find an Indian or two in the main plots of this series. I hate to admit how long it took me to figure out what the repeated "dash" was all about--but when I did the mystery was solved and I had a good laugh! All this talk of the bakery, cannolis and other sweets--is tempting me to run to dunkin' donuts! Lol 🥧🍰🍩🧁
I appreciate all your books they have been a blessing to me as I listened to each and every one you could feel the anointing I would be praising God and relating what was going on in the books to what was going on in my life I absolutely loved each book
Thank you so much for the gift of your creativity, and sharing of your faith on RU-vid-- and other platforms. It's exciting to find Biblical truth being shared here, knowing this could be the beginning of someone's spiritual eyes being opened! And very generous of you to make them available here on RU-vid, free of charge. I really enjoy being able to do my "busy work," and have the companionship of your audio books. 💓 *As a respectful sidenote: Entitlement seems to be a misunderstood issue, even though we hear about it enough. When something of value has cost someone else their time, effort, and money --and they offer it free--at absolutely no cost to others; making complaints about (basically), a free gift-- is where most consider entitlement to begin. (ie: If we don't like taste of the free sample at Costco, we don't take it back to the sampleman and complain... tellung him how we expect it should taste... and inform him how to fix it for us...because Sams Club WOULD fix it. No. We simply move along to the little aproned grandma smiling us on over to taste her unidentified object on a stick.)
