Kimberly Brock has 2 audiobooks on Listento.it, narrated by 2 narrators. The most-rated is The River Witch.
Sweeter Than Tea
Summary
When it comes to family, love, tradition, and pride are a powerful brew.... The third of the Sweet Tea story collections (Sweet Tea & Jesus Shoes and More Sweet Tea) treats listeners to a panorama of Southern life, both then and now. Family dramas, comic mishaps, sentimental remembrances and poignant choices illuminate these thirteen stories by new and established authors. There's something for every listener: The gritty realism of a hunt for wild boars, the gentle grieving for a home now filled only with memories, the funny battle between a woman and her recipe for deviled eggs, and much more. Come sit a spell on the front porch. Prop your feet up, sip a cold glass of sweet iced tea, and lose yourself in a way of life that's as irresistible as pecan pie and as unforgettable as a chilled slice of watermelon on a hot summer day. Welcome to a place that exists between the pages of How It Was and How It Might Have Been - just a little bit south of the long path home. Sweet Tea Collections: Sweet Tea & Jesus Shoes, On Grandma's Porch, and More Sweet Tea.
©2012 BelleBooks (P)2013 Bell Bridge Books
The River Witch
Summary
A beautiful debut novel we believe will be a hit with fans of contemporary southern authors such as Patti Callahan Henry, Mary Alice Munroe, Dorothea Benton Franks, Deborah Smith, and others. The book has gotten rave endorsements from authors Terry Kay, Sharyn McCrumb, and Joshilyn Jackson. A ballet star loses everything when a car accident ends her career and also results in her miscarriage. Devastated, she retreats to the Georgia coast, where her seclusion does not last long, thanks to the gentle influence of the marsh/river folk - their traditions, music, and beliefs. Befriended by a lonely little girl, the former ballerina slowly finds a new life for herself and new values. Mainly female voices, ranging from a light, sophisticated southern accent to a more earthy coastal drawl.
©2012 Kimberly Brock (P)2012 Bell Bridge Books