Keeping Faith

By: Jodi Picoult

Narrated by: Eliza Foss, Julia Gibson

Author Jodi Picoult’s engrossing novels are a permanent fixture on the New York Times bestseller list. Critics consistently praise Picoult’s ability to masterfully capture the complex dynamics of the most sophisticated human relationships.

Years ago, Mariah attempted suicide after discovering her husband Colin’s infidelity. When she stumbles upon Colin actively involved in his second affair, she files for divorce and retains custody of their seven-year-old daughter Faith. But soon, Faith starts talking to an imaginary friend who may be God—and Faith insists God is a woman. The media attention escalates when Faith begins experiencing stigmata, compelling Colin to sue for custody. Before her life falls completely apart, Mariah must fight for her daughter.

Full of riveting plot twists and charged with swirling emotions, Keeping Faith is an unforgettable tale of one woman’s discovery of the strong, confident, brave person she always had within.

“Picoult gets better and better with each book … this is an entrancing novel. Highly recommended.”—Library Journal

©2006 Jodi Picoult (P)2006 Recorded Books

Critic reviews

"Picoult gets better and better with each book...this is an entrancing novel. Highly recommended." (Library Journal)

Not her best

Very slow story, not one of her better books.

Very thought provoking

This was a terrific book and beautifully read. The topic was relèvent and there is nothing in it I would criticize. A wonderful piece of work, complicated, thought provoking, full of love

Loved it!

This book was extremely inspiring. I didn't want it to end. I loved the quirkiness of Tamara and the innocence of Faith. Their differences and struggle made the entire story relatable.

Some voices did not match the intended character.

Great book. the trail was boring at times but that's just how a trail is.

An enjoyable, entertaining read

Light reading, but I looked forward to each session with my nano! The ending was surprising and provocative; it left me wondering...