Timepiece

By: Richard Paul Evans

Narrated by: Gregory Gorton

From the New York Times bestselling author of The Christms Box and A Christmas Memory comes a story tracing the lives of a family through reflective diary entries on love, loyalty, and forgiveness.

April 3, 1912. "Is this life, to grasp joy only to fear its escape? The price of happiness is the risk of losing it."

So reads one of the many wise entries in David Parkin's diary in Timepiece, which traces the miraculous lives of David and his wife MaryAnne as they discover the power of love, loyalty, forgiveness—and a long-forgotten keepsake that will change the fate of their family for eternity.

Wisdom that will hold onto to your for ages.

A superbly written story of love, loss intertwined with wisdom that Richard Paul Evans knows how to infuse in the right places and at the right time,

Even better the second time

It means even more to read this now that I’ve met Richard Paul Evans in person as well as his daughter Jenna, author of Love and Gelato. The two of them have a time-less relationship as father and daughter as well as authors. It makes the story even sweeter.

A piece of Time

This was a very somber and intriguing story that spoke great volumes, sparingly but intensely.

Great story and prequel to Christmas Box!

Sample made me wonder if I could listen to the narrator…but he ended up being ok. Story is great!

The sweet understanding of the preciousness of life

RPE does it again. His Christmas books are such a joy to read. They are especially wonderful at Christmastime, as they add so much warmth and love to the season. It just doesn’t seem like Christmas without a RPE read.