Her Brother's Keeper

By: Beth Wiseman

Narrated by: Clifton Harris

Charlotte came to Amish country to find answers. What she never expected to find was peace.

Charlotte Dolinsky is not above playing dress-up and telling a few lies to find out what happened to her only brother. In fact, that is exactly what she’s come to Lancaster County to do. Now, calling herself Mary and slipping on a kapp, Charlotte will lie her way into the confidence of anyone who knows why Ethan had to die. Unless she gets found out first.

But when Charlotte befriends a quiet Amish man named Isaac Miller, she begins to rethink her motives. And with a little help from a friend back home, Charlotte might find out that love comes packaged in ways she couldn’t have foreseen.

Isaac’s been caring for his cancer-stricken father and sympathizing with his frustrated mother for three difficult years. And that means he hasn’t been dating. He believes Hannah King is the woman for him, but Hannah is still grieving the loss of her fiancé, and Isaac has all he can handle on the farm. When Hannah’s family plays host to a woman named Mary, their new cousin shakes things up for all of them.

As Charlotte digs deeper into the mystery of Ethan’s death, she finds more than she’d bargained for in the community he once called home. But will she ever learn the truth? And what will the community—and her new family—do if they learn the truth about her?

Such an amazing book

I have grown to love the author, Beth, Wiseman, and the narrator. She was amazing her soft, kind voice made it also real.

Alway a pleasure

I really enjoyed the story but the reader, not so much. She lacked dimension. Her voice was flat & the sentences ran together without pause.
Beth Wiseman is a favorite author of mine so I listened throughout. Another great book Beth. Thank you

Breathless, no pauses

This was a very enjoyable story. Because the story and writing was so interesting, I don't have much time to "read" I continued to listen. However, the performance/recording was disappointing. There were barely any pauses at the end of sentences. There was a lack of emotion. The reading often sounded like panting. It would be beneficial to have this book re-recorded.

Poor Performance

The reader of this book does a terrible job. I tried to power through it bc I wanted to finish the story, but ultimately stopped.

Great Story, Not So Good Narrator

Only reason I finished listening was the story was very interesting & different than the other Amish “romance” audiobooks.
Narrator reads it with all characters sounding the same & chapters run into each other. She doesn’t even tell you it’s the next chapter. You have to figure out on your own that the scene is completely different, a different place altogether, with different characters than the last sentence she read.
But it wasn’t so bad that I stopped it & returned it like I have with a few other audiobooks.
It really does has a wonderful güte ending.