Come to Me Alive: A Contemporary Christian Romance Novel

De: Leah Atwood

Narrado por: Pamela Almand

Audie Award Finalist, Inspirational, Faith-Based Fiction, 2016

Bryce Landry, country music's hottest star, has it all, or so everyone on the outside thinks. They can't see his struggle to discover himself, to find his place in unfamiliar territories, both as a dad and as a Christian. He takes a month off and escapes to the small town of Oden Bridge, Louisiana, where his daughter lives with his grandparents.

Sophie Thatcher has never been a risk taker, but she has no complaints and never thought her life lacked until her boyfriend of three years breaks off their relationship. Only then, does she begin to question what she's missed by always playing it safe. Meeting Bryce is a call to action. She can let fear rule or trust in faith, which means taking the biggest risk of her life.

As the weeks and months pass, they discover finding each other was easy, but holding on will be a different story.

©2014 Leah Atwood (P)2015 Leah Atwood

Great Faith Based Realistic Love Story

I absolutely loved it. Great Narration. Great Story! Story was emotionally realistic and great faith based values.

Good book

If you could sum up Come to Me Alive: A Contemporary Christian Romance Novel in three words, what would they be?

Cute romantic Christian story! Didn’t really care much for the narrator but overall loved it.

an excellent story

this was a thoroughly enjoyable book! it completely captured my attention and kept me wanting to come back until it was completely finished.

Romance and True Love overcome adversity.

Finding true love, and over coming problems, in many situations builds character worth having. A great story, well written, and well delivered in the audiobook! Enjoy.

A modern day fairy tale

What did you love best about Come to Me Alive: A Contemporary Christian Romance Novel?

Imagining that the plot could happen to me! The male main character is like, the most sensitive, attentive, thoughtful man EVER. And he's rich and famous.

Any additional comments?

I enjoyed the narration and how the narrator brought the story to life not only through the easily distinguishable characters, but also by adding music to make the plot line even more realistic.

All in all, I wasn't super-engaged by the story itself. The main characters have some baggage because of their past experiences or insecurities, but in my opinion, those issues didn't really cause much drama or create too much of a problem. Everything worked out so smoothly and perfectly in this book--a modern-day fairy tale.