Cloud Whispers

De: Sedona Hutton

Narrado por: Mare Trevathan

The daughter she gave away. The family she always wanted. The journey to redefine her fate....

Katie Callahan longs to start a family of her own. Infertile and unable to convince her relatives to accept the man she married, she regrets giving away the daughter from her secret teenage pregnancy.

When a twist of fate brings a second chance at motherhood, she's caught between joy and fear of her husband's rejection of another man's child...until a devastating motorcycle accident rips the decision out of her hands.

With her body trapped in a coma, Katie finds herself in the dreamlike space between Earth and the afterlife. Guided by spiritual forces and the soul of her beloved dog, she learns the life-changing power of intention and self-transformation.

From her ethereal vantage-point, she watches as her loved ones work together to connect the pieces of their broken hearts. As she finally realizes her true destiny, Katie's only chance to fulfill her purpose means completing an impossible journey back to life....

Cloud Whispers is a mind-expanding women's fiction novel with a strong spiritual message. If you like headstrong heroines, heartwarming stories of family and forgiveness, and new-age concepts, then you'll love Sedona Hutton's empowering tale.

Buy Cloud Whispers to unlock a fearless new outlook on life today!

©2018 Sedona Hutton (P)2018 Sedona Hutton

Like “The Secret” illustrated 😁

Well color me surprised.
This was really good. It was uplifting, and sexy. It made me cry, but only because I thought of my cat Monster when Katie was reunited with her dog. And it reminded me of the real power of positivity, similar to what is taught in the book “The Secret.”
It’s not a self-help, mumbo-jumbo book on life, but a sweet and real romance, or two, or maybe later a third, with a HEA.
Great narrative job done by Mare Trevathan.

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

👍🏻👍🏻 TWO THUMBS UP!!

Redemption and Reunion

What a wonderful audiobook. I loved it and although it was on the long side, it held my attention the whole time. Mare Trevathan’s narration was perfect as well. She hit every note, gave each character a distinctive voice, and provided me with an entertaining performance. She was a great choice to narrate this delightful book.

Katie Callahan is floundering in her life. Her parents don’t approve of her marriage, she doesn’t see her beloved elder sister enough, she’s lost her job, is facing infertility, and, suddenly, she’s facing the opportunity to right a wrong she committed years ago. Before dealing with any of this, though, she’s in a devastating motorcycle accident that leaves her in a coma. This was fascinating to me. I’ve wondered what happens to people while they’re unconscious. While they’re not aware of their surroundings or of the world around them. Katie’s journey was a pleasant one and I can only hope others experience something similar, even if they don’t remember when they awaken.

Katie meets her spirit guides who are there to help her navigate the treacherous journey of returning to her old life. Joining the guides is her beloved dog Bear who passed away a number of years ago. Having lost a dog years ago, I can still feel that pain acutely and would love to be reunited with her someday. But I digress. Katie has these guides to, well, guide her. To help her find a way to return to consciousness to face all the problems she’s had in the past. She’s been good about compartmentalizing her pain and trying to keep it hidden from her husband. He’s a good man who supports her at every turn but now she’s facing his reaction to her news and it’s daunting. Eventually she has healed enough to return to her old life to try to rebuild.

Things are a bit different, unsurprisingly. Her sister is now falling in love with her husband’s brother and is spending more time close to her. Her niece and stepdaughter have become close. Even her previously distant and cold mother is showing signs of thawing, having taken it upon herself to sit by Katie’s bedside and open a dialogue with her step-granddaughter whom she had previously pretty much ignored. Katie is also reunited with the love of her life and realizes she has one chance to put things to right.

As a someone who was adopted as an infant, I understand what Katie’s daughter was going through and although I’ve reunited with my mother and tried to understand her perspective, it’s a bit beyond my experience. It was a good reunion, though, and it gave me a chance to thank her. I’ve had a good life and it took a lot of courage for her to give me that opportunity. I was pleased Katie had a shot at a reunion with her daughter.

This is, as I’ve said, a wonderful book. It is Women’s Fiction with just a dash or romance – the way I like it. I felt empowered at the end of the book and enlightened. I cannot recommend this book enough.

Positivity & Growth

Very unique and lovely tale of love, loss & growth.
I was moved to tears more than once, and that's not easy :)

Tragic but also uplifting, this will tug at your emotions and make you think about life and love in a whole new way.

Lovely story, great narration, I really enjoyed it. :)

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
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An uplifting story of hope beyond the here and now

I received a copy of this audiobook from the author via AudioBoom in exchange for an honest review. My overall impression was positive: the story follows the lives and loves of many members of an extended family living in the suburbs of WashDC. A large part of it is devoted to the spiritual growth several of the characters undergo as a result of an accident and subsequent time in a coma experienced by Katie. The "revelations" and later "healings" she embraces affect the lives of many of her loved ones. I enjoyed listening, but I believe the story could have been drastically shortened, if not by simplifying several of the storylines then most surely by eliminating many of the minute details of the characters' mundane activities. (A phone call to a lawyer, for example, included the unnecessary description of picking up the phone and dialing the numbers.) But I'm glad I stuck it out to the end, and I'm confident I'll think back on the story when life inevitably puts up roadblocks in my own life.

AMAZING READ!

I absolutely loved it! This book caught my attention from the very beginning and held it throughout the entire book. The narration was outstanding and gave the story that extra flair! The narration was outstanding. It will keep you entertained! The author did an amazing job with the character builds and plot! I look forward to reading more books from this author! I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

unique

This was a very unique book that makes you want to reconsider your own outlook on the world around you. It was a very sweet story with a unique point of view. I enjoyed it very much. I believe this book intends for it's readers to finish with a new an improved more optimistic point of view on life.

I was given a free copy of this audiobook in exchange for and honest review

I wanted to like it

This book sounded really interesting and I was looking forward to this listen. Elements of it were good but there were actually three stories going on at any given time. (Maybe four.) None of them had the depth to sustain an 11 hour listen.

I love the concept of spirit guides and positive thinking so that part of this listen was interesting. I wanted to care about Katie and Liam, the two main characters, I really did. I just never got why Katie didn't tell told Liam about the baby. I never got why her father gave the baby away to a distant cousin - and didn't tell her. I never got why, in 12 years, that Katie never told her sister. There were a lot of head-scratchers like that.

I really wanted to like this listen (and I really did like the narration) but it was just 'meh' for me.