Where Yesterday Lives

By: Karen Kingsbury

Narrated by: Stina Nielson

With more than a million copies of her books in print, best-selling author Karen Kingsbury delights multitudes of fans with her inspirational tales. Grief stricken over her father's death, Ellen Barrett returns to her hometown, temporarily leaving behind a troubled marriage. The heartache and confusion that swirl about her threaten to further weaken her already slipping faith. Yet even in this difficult time, God's path is before her - if only she has the willingness and strength to take it.©1998 Karen Kingsbury (P)2006 Recorded Books

Great story!

Lots of emotions as I was listening. I enjoyed the story and highly recommend it!

The reality of sisters and brothers

The book was great. What I didn’t like was how the narrator left long silence in her reading. It just seemed she wasn’t completely prepared. Otherwise, it was a good read.

Loved it

Like all Karen Kingsbury books, I was unable to put it down (turn it off).

Too Much

I appreciated the reminder of how essential our walk with Christ is to our relationships and our ability to withstand the temptations of life. I thought the point of the story was a good one. I just felt it was too wordy. Too much repeating the same thing over and over. My first book by this author, I will try some of her other books.

the horror of war

I liked the character development and the characters' determination to make it through the war.