The Last Sin Eater

De: Francine Rivers

Narrado por: Kate Forbes

Garnering three RITAs and a Christy Award, Francine Rivers is acclaimed for classics like Atonement Child. Set in the 1850s Smoky Mountains, this Gold Medallion-winner tells the gripping tale of a girl who's desperate to remove the guilt of her sister's death and anxious to absolve her departed grandmother of sins. While seeking the elusive Sin Eater, she uncovers a hideous secret and finds the truth.©1998 Francine Rivers (P)2008 Recorded Books

Scottish-American Tale

First of all, the beautiful accent of the narrator made me want to listen non-stop. Then the vividly drawn characters with their depth and passion, and the intricately spun story pulled me deeper and deeper until I felt as though I were the one standing on Dead Man's Mountain. Francine Rivers did not leave any stone unturned as she sorted through the history of violence plaguing Caddy's people. The beauty of the gospel shines like a beacon through it all. Recommended for anyone with a taste for history, Scotland, or a dose of truth.

In the end I actually enjoyed it

At first I had a hard time getting into his book and following all the characters and understanding what was happening and so almost gave up listening but I’m glad I stayed I stayed with it because the story really opened up and started making sense and in the end was a great story of redemption. Very sad to know that something like this actually existed in history.

Much different than her other books

Very good book. It was much different than her other books. Still truth shines through in her books and feeds the soul.

Loved this Book

If you are not a believer in Jesus Christ don’t know how you won’t be after this book! The story of creation and redemption are written in its pages ... simply yet deep just wonderful..open your heart and let Gods love in!

Wow!

This is my most favorite yet. The story is so real and the good news presented so plainly.

Caught up in the story

Even though I had read this book a few years ago, I had enjoyed it so very much then, I decided it was worth a listen. I'm so glad I did, I was quite caught up all over again in the story. That narrator puts you right there in the mountain community of many years back, vivid descriptions of the mountains, the people in the story came to life for me.

Keep reading

At first, I thought I’d made a mistake at the beginning of this book. I thought, it’s a thriller and I don’t like those but I trust Francine Rivers as I’ve read most of her books.
I became quite engaged to see what happens next among the group of folks on the mountain. This story really offers hope to the hopeless and shares the magnitude of God’s forgiveness.
A good read.

Good

I had a hard time following but knew it would be worth it. Different style from others of hers I have listened to. Worth the time !

The beautiful way it was narrated like a bedtime story 🥰

Love the story that surrounds the older generations of my family and neighbors where we grew up.

Awsome Book

What did you love best about The Last Sin Eater?

I loved the entire book.

Who was your favorite character and why?

My favorite character has to be the imaginary friend, Lilly Beth, or was she imaginary? Every time she showed up something happen. It made me think of that small voice we often listen to in our hearts.

Have you listened to any of Kate Forbes’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

This is the first book of Kate Forbee's narration that i have listened to. She is a very clear speaker and easy to listen to.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

I was moved to tears when Caddie confessed her sin to the man of God and told of Ellen's death.

Any additional comments?

This is a wonderful story about God's forgiveness.