Valley of Dreams

Wild West Wind

De: Lauraine Snelling

Narrado por: Stina Nielsen

Award-winning author Lauraine Snelling has written more than 60 books - and over two million copies have been snapped up by devoted fans. In Valley of Dreams, Addy Lockwood suffers the death of her father, her mother having passed years before. With nowhere to go, she stays on with her dad’s Wild West Show - until its new manager runs it into the ground. Setting out to locate the hidden valley of her father’s dreams, Addy is soon swept up in a life-changing adventure.

©2011 Lauraine Snelling (P)2011 Recorded Books, LLC

Valley of Dreams

This is a new era of history for me ,introducing Native Americans into a well scripted story . I look forward to reading the rest of the books in this series

Another wonderful story

Lorraine Snelling does an amazing job of taking you to the historical errors. She weaves faith into the lives of people that come alive in the pages. The voice of Stina Nielsen has narrated so many of her books that listening to her narrate brings comfort to my soul.

great audible book

this was great. I look forward to the next one. great!!!! you'll enjoy. buy all three

Character name doesn’t match

The main character’s name didn’t match the book description. The book description says Abby but that is not what the narrator said.

what happened?

I loved the book and then it just ended abruptly. I want to know what happened.

Good beginning to a great story

But you have to read two more books to get an ending. The author did an excellent job explaining how ranchers survived before the automobile and the telephone were common to rural South Dakota.

Valley of Dreams a disappointment

The story was way to long. To much information on things irrelevant. I fell asleep.

The performance was good regarding characters but reading the story was sing son.

Left shaking my head...

While I found the premise and characters of this story interesting, I felt at times like I was reading an almanac, rather than Christian Romance. The details of wilderness survival and Ranch life were interesting, but it tended to get really bogged down in all the step-by-step details. Just about the time when I thought the story was about to get interesting, I hear the man's voice say "The End". I literally thought something must be wrong with the recording. So many loose ends, unanswered questions and unresolved conflicts... Plus, I have no idea what the moral of this book was. Usually you can walk away from a good book with a nugget of truth to carry with you. So much potential...and I really like the main character, but the end felt like the end of a chapter in the middle of the book, rather than the end of the book. I will be listening to the 2nd book in the series, if for no other reason than to feel like I actually finished the story, before moving on.