When Stone Wings Fly

A Smoky Mountains Novel

De: Karen Barnett

Narrado por: Susan Bennett

Kieran Lucas’s grandmother is slipping into dementia, and when her memory is gone, Kieran’s last tie to the family she barely knows will be lost forever. Worse, flashbacks of her mother’s death torment Granny Mac, and there’s precious little Kieran can do to help.

In 1931, the creation of the new Great Smoky Mountains National Park threatens Rosie McCauley’s home. Rosie vows the only way the commission will get her land is if they haul her off in a pine box. When a compromise offers her and her disabled sister the opportunity to stay for Rosie’s lifetime, her acceptance sets her apart from the other mountain folk. And the bond she’s forming with ornithologist and outsider Benton Fuller only broadens the rift.

Eighty-five years later, Kieran heads back to the national park to find answers to her great-grandmother’s mysterious death and bring peace to Granny Mac before it’s too late. Park historian Zach Jensen may be the key to locating the answers.

But what Kieran needs clashes with the government regulations Zach is sworn to uphold. Can she trust God for a solution to heal this generations-old wound?

©2022 Karen Barnett (P)2023 Recorded Books

These characters came alive, they became real for me!

I loved everything! This story really did spring to life for me, the people & situations very relatable. I enjoyed every word and was very sorry when it ended, like dear friends were moving away.

Great story

I love the story. There were a few things that I found a bit unbelievable, but overall it was really good.

National Park history comes alive

Another fabulous vintage national park story. The split time story line was an enlightening way to connect the past to the present. This story is an example of how family’s history affects our modern day lives. This book is for anyone who likes National Park history come alive through fictional characters.