Yours for Eternity

A Love Story on Death Row

By: Damien Echols, Lorri Davis

Narrated by: Damien Echols, Lorri Davis

New York Times bestselling author Damien Echols and his wife Lorri Davis reveal their intimate and affecting letters, written while Echols was wrongfully imprisoned on death row.

An explosive bestseller, Life After Death turned a national spotlight on Damien Echols, who was just eighteen when he was wrongly condemned to death. But one of the most remarkable parts of his story still remained untold. After seeing a documentary about the “West Memphis Three,” Lorri Davis—a New Yorkbased landscape architect—wrote him a letter, beginning a thirteen-year correspondence that witnessed their marriage while Echols was still on death row and culminated in Echols’ release in 2011. Sharing their private letters, Yours for Eternity is a must-read for the legions who followed the case as well as anyone who appreciates an extraordinary love story.

Brilliant story

Amazing book especially if you followed Damien’s story since he got convicted. It answered so many questions I have had over the years. Thank God for Lorri. I’m convinced she saved his life!!!

Love.

If you followed the WM3 story at all this is a must. So good. AND they both read the book.

Wow!!!

I'm having trouble finishing it. I put my head phones on to listen, and as soon as I sit down , their voices(especially Lorri's) lulls me to sleep. The content is beautiful. It leaves the listener with a bit of sadness, knowing how long it took before they were able to actually be together. Lorri is so unique, kind hearted and loyal, which comes through in her letters. I'm going to try to listen to the last 3 hours without being put into a trance by their soft beautiful voices. Maybe, I can not reach the end, because part of me does not want it to really end.
Yours for Eternity is a true love story, and allows us an insight into the beginning of 20+ year relationship. If 10 stars were an option, that's what it should be rated.

Beautiful Story

Putting some of the love letters together as a book was a lovely idea. The book overall was great. I would have like to heard more letters from the "rough times" that these two were able to get through in their relationship. I would also have like to heard more about their first days as a free couple. Not the "sex stuff"- but just the general adjustments the two of them had to make once he was free. I am extremely happy for them!

Decent listen

What does Damien Echols and Lorri Davis bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Having met both of them in person and having had conversations with Damien on more than one occasion, it was odd to hear their voices reading the book. I guess when you know someone it's kinda creepy hearing the intimate and private conversations they have had with each other. On the other hand, it would have been horrible if strangers were reading it.