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Maria's Mistake
- Narrated by: Christopher Macky
- Length: 2 hrs and 55 mins
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Summary
Your past mistakes are meant to guide you, not define you.
To say Maria’s life started in the worse possible way would be an understatement. Due to this misfortune, she makes the biggest mistake of her life, and it cannot be erased.
She can’t marry without confessing her mistake, and she knows that neither Carter nor Alex would accept her if they knew about it. This plays havoc with her love life. She doesn’t want a marriage based on a lie, but if she confesses her past, there may not be a wedding. Can she tell the man she loves about her mistake? Will he forgive her?
You may have met Carter and Maria in Cody’s Cure, but now they have a story of their own including a new character, Alex. This isn’t part of a series but a single book about Maria, Alex, and Carter’s struggle with her mistake.
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- Cindy Nipper
- 09-05-23
Christian Historical Romance
I enjoyed that this was a stand alone book, yet it also connects to another Barbara Goss book, Cody's Cure (Hers to Redeem, #1).
I love it when an side character gets the opportunity to tell their story!
There were wonderful Christian themes of forgiveness and honesty, throughout the book!
I didn't enjoy one prominent feature and that was jealousy. Both men think their jealousy is a sign that they're in love.
The narration was very good! He did a great job giving each character their own voice. Not just the sound, but the rhythm, speed, inflection, and volume were all different! That's HUGE to me as a listener. We take cues like those to figure out who's speaking when there's more than one person talking in conversation. It's the hardest thing for a narrator to do, in my opinion.
Great job to both of you!
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