The Prodigal Daughter

Kimberly Campbell, Book 1

By: Felicia Granville

Narrated by: Nikky Delgado

Kimberly Louise Campbell is trying her best to figure out where she fits in.

Coming from a family famous for making a fortune in their estates grounds, Kimberly feels as if she should have more to offer.

From questionable life choices to an epiphany that seems to set her off onto a better path, Kim continues to struggle to gain her fathers approval and maintain her sanity at the same time.

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Interesting characters and storyline

Kimberly Campbell has grown up and has made a few dubious decisions. Her parents were very well off and had expectations for Kimberly. Expectations that she never took seriously until now. Trying to find herself and set her own goals to be successful, she still struggles with being her daddy’s daughter and being herself.

Felicia Granville, the author, weaves an interesting story around a couple of common occurrences – gaining our parent(s) approval and finding oneself. Kimberly takes time to build her characters with depth and richness that allows the listeners to connect with them. Granville also captures the emotions and struggles of one trying to find one’s place in the world. While this story is slow, it is well done. There are a few minor plot twists but I suspect there will be more forthcoming as the story progresses in the next book.

The narrator, Niky Delgado gives a good performance using unique voices. Her tonal inflections are accurate and enrich the story. She speaks clearly and with enthusiasm. Her voice is smooth.

Overall, this book is extremely short. Almost like a chapter book but well worth the investment. The story and narrator make this a good story to hear when one has little time available. The ending is not what one expects as I said earlier it is designed more to be a chapter book.

There were no issues with the quality or production of this audiobook, it was well done.

Disclaimer: This Audiobook was provided free of charge by the author, narrator, and/or publisher in exchange for a non-bias, honest review.