Beyond This Moment

By: Tamera Alexander

Narrated by: Robin Miles

Tamera Alexander - RITA and Christy Award winner - interweaves threads of hope and second chances into a life tangled by half-truths and lies. Stepping off the train in 1876 Colorado Territory, Professor Molly Whitcomb, Ph.D, makes a distasteful choice she sees as her only chance to recover a fraction of what she's lost.©2009 Tamera Alexander (P)2009 Recorded Books, LLC

Critic reviews

"Plot twists will keep you turning pages long into the night." - Romantic Times

Beyond this Moment a worthwhile investment of time and money!

Very good story, with strong characters and excellent narrator. Loved it from start to finish. Recently discovered this author and will be reading many more of Alexander.

very likable series

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All three in the series are stand alone novels with a wonderful story to tell. But I really enjoy returning characters. Especially when you've already come to know them. It's just nice to hear from them again.

Wonderful book!. I loved it.

Great story! Great performance. I absolutely loved it! I would highly recommend it. I love Tamara Alexander's series.

Excellent story

The decisions we make have consequences and this story shows the importance of excepting our mistakes and not judging others.

One of Tamera Alexander’s best!

I’ve lost count as to how many of Tamera Alexander’s books I’ve read. Probably close to 10. Maybe more. This one hooked me from the outset and never let up to the very end. A very engaging, yet PG rated live story with God at the center of the hearts involved. It’s always fun to read about life on the frontier. I am in awe at how this author can weave a plot through so many hours of detail and dialogue. Highly recommend!

Excellent!

Great suspense as the author unfolds her tale. What a wonderful writer! She is able to cause the characters to be transparent about their lives as they seek to let Jesus change them.

i thoroughly enjoyed this book.

i thoroughly enjoyed this book and the series! it is one of the best I've read ( listened to). this author will NOT disappoint the reader.

Great read!

The story was wonderful and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The narrator was superb. Her voices really made the story come alive. It was well worth my time and I highly recommend it to you.

In Tamera's Style

I love historical novels very much and the clothes are beautiful, but I could not have worn them ALL of the time if I had lived at the time. As well, while I love the bible and try the best I can to live by the letter of God's word, I also realize we are sinful and make mistakes, so for the time this was written I would have been more like Rachel and Lorelai...forgiving and caring and hoping I could have been given a second chance at redeeming myself for a one-time mistake.

Having said that, I really appreciated the style in which Tamera wrote Beyond This Moment. She took care and understanding and a lot of thought before each scene was written so she could capture the story and thought behind each individual in the book. There were so many diverse individuals coming into this territory at the same instance, all wishing to make a clean start and hoping that everyone, since they wanted to be given that chance would see them as a new person without blemish.

Tamera shows us tho that personalities were then as they are now, hard pressed to gossip and find fault with others. BUT, there are few individuals who once a new thought is introduced and time to sink in to mull over the bad, they can find good in an individual they have come to know instead of who that individual was at the time of the mistake. Hence, time of redemption in a new place for this person!

Molly and James story is a heartwarming story of how 2 individuals can come together even when one is trying to protect the other from her bad reputation so he won't suffer any consequences from it. And yet love and christian kindness can prevail in the end. Kudos to Tamera Alexander for another great novel!!!

Excellent book

Loved this book! I missed the first book, but it seems to stand alone. Looking forward to read the next ones in this series.