Marsh's Valley

By: C.J. Petit

Narrated by: Michael Alan White

Rachel looked down at her husband’s dead body, the long knife protruding from his gut. She knew she’d be hanged or shot if she stayed in Missoula, so she’d have to run. But where could she go? The only place that came to mind was the hidden valley northwest of town. It was owned by a loner named Marsh Anderson, whom she had never met. She was going to have to bet her life that he wouldn’t turn her in to the sheriff, the brother of her dead husband.

©2018 C.J. Petit (P)2024 C.J. Petit

Never ending suspense

The underdogs came out on top. Finding ways to live like there neighbors while putting there money t help many others

Marsh’s valley

Thoroughly enjoyed all of the twists and turns of the story. I could just see it as I read it. Beautiful

Marsh’s Valley

Crisp plot lines and great characters. Also a definite page turner. Four more words okay.

Good

If I don’t like narrator I won’t listen to the book, but his voice was deep and didn’t get on my nerves.
The story kept my attention even though I’m not into romance books.

Enjoyed the attention and depth of the valley created a picturesque vision of the home they created. Especially intrigued by the bear scene!