Eli's Redemption

Atkins Family Low Country Saga, Book 2

De: Paul Attaway

Narrado por: Scott Fleming

Eli’s Redemption, the second book in the Atkins Family Low Country Saga series, is the thrilling sequel to Blood in the Low Country.

As the story begins, it’s been five years since Eli Atkins, betrayed and abandoned, fled Charleston to avoid punishment for a crime he did not commit. Landing in the Bahamas, he sought refuge in a new identity. But angry, lonely, and adrift, he remained aloof, a stranger to all, never allowing anyone close enough to hurt him.

But when fate introduces Eli to an old Scottish golfer, Lach McGregor, he finds reason to hope. Lach too is burdened by an incalculable loss, and together, teacher and student, they are each a lifeline for the other. When Eli falls for Lach’s lovely niece, Rachel, the pieces of a future fall into place.

Standing between Eli though and a life lived fully, is the secret that forced him out of Charleston and the clutches of fugitive financier and professional criminal, Bernard Lasko, a malignant cancer who corrupts everyone he touches. Trapped in debt to Lasko, Eli returns to Charleston in dramatic fashion when given the chance to free himself from both the weight of his past and Lasko’s reach. But before he can embrace the freedom he craves, he must forgive, trust, and be willing to risk his life to save another’s.

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Vividly Engaging Story

After fleeing his hometown in the wake of his girlfriend’s brutal rape and murder, Eli Atkins becomes a fugitive—haunted, hunted, and heartbroken. This gripping book 2 follows Eli’s journey through exile, revealing how he survived, grew, and eventually confronted the painful truths about his past. As he pieces his life back together, Eli uncovers the roles his parents played in his downfall, ultimately finding strength, clarity, and redemption.

The author, Paul Attaway, masterfully deepens Eli’s story while showcasing the character’s growth, resilience, and strong moral compass. His storytelling is vivid and immersive, with realistic dialogue and emotionally charged scenes that bring each moment and character to life. The characters are so well-crafted, you can’t feel indifferent toward them—you either love them or hate them. Attaway’s blend of real-life traits and authentic situations makes the journey feel genuine, and the time-jumping adds meaningful depth to every role. A truly gripping and skillfully told story.

The narrator, Scott Fleming, delivers a top-tier performance, giving each character a distinct and consistent voice that adds incredible depth to the story. His clear, energetic narration perfectly matches the tone and emotion of every scene, elevating the author’s work even further. The timing of his delivery enhances the drama and emotional impact, making the storyline even more gripping. A truly excellent narration that draws you in and keeps you engaged from start to finish.

This is a powerful story of resilience, self-discovery, and the long road to justice.

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