Wings of Glass

By: Gina Holmes

Narrated by: Susan Bennett

From the best-selling author of Crossing Oceans comes a heartrending yet uplifting story of friendship and redemption.

On the cusp of adulthood, 18-year-old Penny Carson is swept off her feet by a handsome farmhand with a confident swagger. Though Trent Taylor seems like Prince Charming and offers an escape from her one-stop-sign town, Penny's happily-ever-after lasts no longer than their breakneck courtship. Before the ink even dries on their marriage certificate, he hits her for the first time. It isn't the last, yet the bruises that can't be seen are the most painful of all. When Trent is injured in a welding accident and his paycheck stops, he has no choice but to finally allow Penny to take a job cleaning houses. Here she meets two women from very different worlds who will teach her to live and laugh again, and lend her their backbones just long enough for her to find her own.

©2013 Gina Holmes (P)2013 Recorded Books

Very good story!! Excellent narration as well!

A very needful story of courage and friendship within the body of Christ!! We are our brother and sister’s keeper!!

A Fantastic Book!

This book sheds light on domestic abuse. How someone can stay for so long, being abused physically as well as emotionally! It also gives needed advice and hope to those who may be in a similar situation. I enjoyed listening to the story very much and the narrator did a beautiful job! I can’t think of anything that I disliked about it and recommend it to others very much.

So glad I found this author!

Really enjoyed this book, it’s amazing to think some people live like this but I know there are cases like this in every town. First time listener of Gina Holmes I’ll be looking for more of her books! And love Susan Bennett as narrator.

WOW!!!

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Yes, everyone needs to hear what it's like to have an abusive husband.

What did you like best about this story?

The support her friends gave her.

What about Susan Bennett’s performance did you like?

Susan is a winner. She ranged from a soft meek voice to a woman of rage.

Any additional comments?

I am the child of an alcoholic father who also abused my mother even more than this book expresses.

cec

Very moving and relevant story. Was very hard to put down. The telling was amazing.