For the Brave
The Gentrys of Paradise, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Maury Light
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By:
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Holly Bush
It is 1869. Matthew Gentry joined the Confederate Army at 18 years of age after an argument with his father, leaving Paradise, his Virginia home and famed horse breeding stables, for the fields of Gettysburg. Having survived the War Between the States, Gentry is haunted by the violence and inhumanity of the war. He continues to roam the country long after the conflict is over, finding solace in the arms of soiled doves and at the bottom of whiskey bottles. Finally traveling home after learning of a family tragedy, he nearly loses his life in a spring flooded riverbed.
Annie Campbell, lone survivor of her family, lives at a remote farm near the North River, raising pigs and trying to grow enough to feed herself, and to stay out of the crosshairs of the Thurmans, violent men who run the town of Bridgewater. Annie’s secrets threaten her safety, even as she rescues and nurses Matthew Gentry.
Matthew knows he must return to Paradise, to grieve with his family. Will his heart lead him back to Bridgewater and Annie Campbell?
The Gentrys of Paradise series:
- Into the Evermore, Prequel Novella, Book 1
- For the Brave, Book 2
- For this Moment, Book 3
- For Her Honor, Book 4
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Having seen a much kinder side to Beauregard in the first novella, Matthew is completely opposite because of his life he had at home and in the military. Both characters are strong and spirited and you can see this from in the beginning of the story. I loved the growth of both characters and the development of their relationship over the course of the story.
This was a wonderful listen and the narration for me was much better than the novella. I love when an author does an outstanding job with providing much historical information of the places, events and outcomes of the people who survived the Civil War which puts me in mind of the “Daughters of the Mayflower” series that does the same. Such details make the story much more interesting and informative and worth a deserving 4.5 stars
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