Civil War Valentine

De: Halee Whitehall

Narrado por: Amanda Fugate-Moss

Charlie Bristol comes to Seattle to set up a traveling Valentine's Day exhibit. The director of the museum surprises her with a package of Civil War valentines from an anonymous donor. She is touched by the heartfelt messages. Does such powerful love still exist?

During a nap she dreams she's alive during the Civil War and meets Elliot Lowery, the author of the valentines, who mistakes her for his fiancée, Charlotte. She and Elliot negotiate the murky waters of wartime romance. When she wakes, she's still under the dream's spell and Valentine's Day love is in the air. Can love work some miracle time and death cannot overcome?

©2015 Haley Whitehall (P)2016 Haley Whitehall

Civil War Valentine

This book seemed to be a mix between romance, historical fiction, time travel, and a dash of paranormal all in one short story. It was an interesting concept.


The narration was well done.The characters were well portrayed.

“This audiobook was given by the narrator at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review."

Cute story. Wish it was a little longer

This is a cute,short love story. I really liked the way the author gave information about the Civil War and was able to tie it into today.I would have liked to hear more about the Civil War and what the male character faced. I will probably listen to it again around Valentine's Day.

I liked that I was on a plane flying for business and at the same time, I was able to relax and enjoy a fun, short story. The only thing is I wish it was a little longer.

I liked the narration. I thought it breathed life into the characters.

Why did they put this out so soon before Valentine's? I would have waited until it was closer to the holiday. but worth the listen.

Awful book and narration was horrendous

The narrator sounded like a robot at times. It was awful. I wouldn't waste your time. I would have left 0 stars if possible.

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Would you try another book from Halee Whitehall and/or Amanda Fugate-Moss?

From Amanda Fugate-Moss? I have no clue. Let me state that I couldn't even finish the story; I barely got through a third of it. I was so distracted with the narrator to even follow the story. I'm really curious to know if the author even listened to her story get trashed or not by the narrator. While the story may have been a good one, I'll never know because of the horrible narrating. I hate leaving bad reviews especially one so focused on the narrator but, what can I say?

Would you ever listen to anything by Halee Whitehall again?

NEVER! I had to look up to see if this narrator had narrated any other stories, my hope was that this was her first time. Sadly, that wasn't the case; she's narrated several stories. I don't even know where to start. The narrating was horrible, sorry, but that's my opinion. She was VERY stilted in telling the story and there were random pauses in a single sentence (ex: "It......is the second door on the left"). There were times where she spoke robotic, but I guess that can go along with the stilted speaking (ex: I....love....to....read....books). She would also emphasis random words, just like with the random pauses- where there shouldn't have been emphasis or a pause.I let my husband listen to the story for a bit to get his opinion and if you could have seen the look on his face. Priceless.

How could the performance have been better?

Find a different narrator. Plain and simple.

What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?

Major disappointment.