Saving Grace

By: Sandy James

Narrated by: Cynthia Barrett

Grace Riley is on the run - from her past and from her fears. The victim of a violent rape at the hands of a rich politician's son, she must "disappear" to escape his constant attempts to recapture her. Moving from cattle drive to cattle drive as a cook, she avoids her tormentor for nearly 20 years. When she discovers that the brother she gave up for adoption after their mother died in childbirth was orphaned at an early age, she is frantic to verify that he's safe. She tracks him to a cattle ranch in Montana.

Widower Adam Morgan owns the Twin Springs ranch, but finds himself falling into a life of loneliness. Although he enjoys spending time with his grown daughter and the two men he rescued when they were living on the streets, he longs to meet a woman he can love. Living in the Montana territory where men greatly outnumber women makes finding a new wife difficult. Weary of working cattle, he is ready to make some changes in his life.

Grace falls ill on her journey, but she manages to make it to the Twin Springs ranch where her brother is supposed to be living. Adam takes her in, concerned for her health and the reason she's searching for one of his adopted sons. Their chemistry is immediate and intense; but can Grace heal from her past of pain and fear? When her secrets are finally revealed, can Adam forgive her deceptions and learn to love again?

©2013 Sandy James (P)2014 Audible Inc.

Riveting tale

What made the experience of listening to Saving Grace the most enjoyable?

This was a good listen including views of the past as well as an intriguing storyline.

good book, good story

Good story. It had some descriptive sex though. That is really all I have to say at this time.

Good book

The story was ok but the person reading it was not so appealing
Her voice was too deep.but that seems a preferential thing

Story was good but LOTS of soft porn

I would have really enjoyed the book if there hadn’t been so much soft porn in it. I actually fast forwarded through a lot of it. If you don’t mind very descriptive sex then you might enjoy it. I am passing on the rest of this series. So disappointed 😞

Cynthia needs to get some excitement.

I liked the story, but the narrator was bland. It would put me to sleep.

Finding Love when you least expect it.

Would you listen to Saving Grace again? Why?

Yes, if I didn't have anything else. There are too many books to read to reread. Although, I might consider it. I loved this book. It had all the elements a good book should have.

What other book might you compare Saving Grace to and why?

Redeemed by Sandy James. I really, really like her books.

Which scene was your favorite?

I don't know that I could pick just one. I loved the whole book. Maybe when Steven Shay finally got his due.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes, but unfortunately, that wasn't possible.

Any additional comments?

This is one of the best books I've read/listened too lately. I didn't want to put it down.

I’m so sorry…

While the story’s quite good and the narrator pronounces “mischievous” correctly, said narrator turned the book into a tawdry melodrama. I won’t be continuing the series, no matter how curious I am to see how Ty and Cassie find love.

Was good

The story was good but I did not care for the narrative. The male voice was awful,

Good Book

The storyline was great. The narrator wasn’t very good. She would go into the next scene without breaking so it left you lost at times. I would have rewind and listen again. She also talked with a slow, drawled out tone that was nerve wrecking. I almost deleted the book. I’m happy that I continued and gave the book a chance, the storyline itself was well written. I look forward to continuing with the next book in the series although I don’t care much for the narrator as I mentioned earlier.

Average

The story is good but too drawn out. The narrator is average. I really didn’t like Stephen’s voice