Camp Lake

Carson Chronicles

By: John A. Heldt

Narrated by: Roberto Scarlato

Phoenix, Spring 1983. For the Carsons, five siblings from the present day, it has come down to this. Find the parents they have chased through time for more than two years, or go home and resume their lives without them.

While Adam and Greg remain in Arizona and Natalie searches the country for leads, Cody and Caitlin travel to a summer camp in Maine, where their mother and father met as counselors. The twins, now 19, hope to intercept the older versions of their parents even as they work beside the younger ones.

All of the Carsons prepare for a reunion that seems inevitable. Then, tragedy strikes one family member, and seductive strangers pull two others in unhelpful directions as a summer of promise turns into one of uncertainty and sacrifice.

Filled with humor, romance, and heartbreak, Camp Lake, the poignant conclusion of the Carson Chronicles series, follows the lives of several spirited adults as they confront choices and change the era of big hair, space shuttles, and video arcades.

©2019 John A. Heldt (P)2022 John A. Heldt

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Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! After listening to this story,. I totally enjoyed reading this book. It’s well written and the characters were uniquely fantastic. I would suggest this book to my friends that like this sort of genera. this was a good book. The narration was great.

The cherry on top

I received this audio book from the author in exchange for an honest review. Thank you!

What a great ending to this series. The story was well executed and the characters showed growth throughout the series. John A Heldt has done an excellent job of tying up all of the storylines for the Carson family and friends.
As is the case with all of his stories, Heldt leaves the reader completely satisfied with his grasp of romance, historical fiction, and time travel. He even has a clever way of adding a bit of “breaking the fourth wall” in at the end.
This novel had a new narrator, thank goodness. Even though he didn’t employ all of the appropriate accents, it’s otherwise a job well done.
I highly recommend this series.

Family Uitiy

Overall family unity. The teasing and support of the siblings. That they all finally found their parents and each found love

Satisfactory conclusion to a series

This was the best of the 3 narrators, and the story drew to a satisfying conclusion. It was a little bit rushed feeling, but sufficient. John A Heldt is an interesting author. His characters are true to their original design and imagination. I may read more of his works.