Heavenly Purpose

By: Becca Fisher

Narrated by: Stephanie Richardson

Patricia leaves the comfort of her Amish home in pursuit of a dream career in Christian music, but soon finds the path to success to be more difficult than she ever imagined.

With her dream slowly slipping away, she's forced to make the toughest decision of her life - stay and risk absolute failure, or head back to Amish country and live a plain and simple life.

©2020 Becca Fisher (P)2020 Becca Fisher

Pursuing her dream

Another great short story by Becca! I love listening to these Amish stories on short road trips, while I am sewing, baking, etc. The story of Patricia was entertaining and pulled at my heart. This was an uplifting story of a dream coming true in unexpected moments and places.

STRUGGLES

Beth, you feel for her, second guessing once again even though married. Good story of how she struggles, with accepting herself and the love she has. Given ARC audio which is good for my voluntary review and my honest opinion

Heavenly Purpose

A short sweet Amish story about never losing faith.

Patricia has left for the big city to follow her dreams of becoming a singer. She has not given up on her faith. In staying true to her beliefs she realizes that things happen for a reason.

While this was a super short story, by Becca Fisher, I really enjoyed it.

Stephanie Richardson did a lovely job with the narration. A great performance.

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

Fisher’s best work that I’ve read

Heavenly Purpose (Audible Audio), my twenty-second read from Christian author Becca Fisher. An enjoyable, 57-minute short read/listen. I have to say that the author packs a lot into the pages of this Amish novelette. The message within its pages is powerful and should be read by all, this is perhaps Fisher’s best work that I’ve read. I was given an Audible copy of this book & am voluntarily reading & reviewing it. Stephanie Richardson’s narration adds to the short book's enjoyment. I'll be reading more from this author. (RIP Marley January 20, 2014 - July 24, 2018).

Heavenly Purpose

I'm glad that Ms. Fisher wrote a story where the main character didn't win the big prize right away and slide into a perfect life, but still had the courage to chase her dream rather than slink off home and give up at the first sign of difficulty. This was my favorite story of all the ones I've reviewed for her.