Emily Rahm has narrated 3 audiobooks on Listento.it by 3 authors, with an average listener rating of 3★ across 1 ratings. The most-rated is I Could Write a Book.
I Could Write a Book
Summary
A Modern Variation of Jane Austen's "Emma" (For fans of romantic comedy, coming of age, historical romance, and Southern fiction)
“Emma Woodhouse, handsome, clever and rich…” Thus began Jane Austen’s classic, a light and lively tale set in an English village 200 years ago. Yet every era has its share of Emmas: young women trying to find themselves in their own corners of the world.
I Could Write a Book is the story of a self-proclaimed modern woman: Emma Katherine Woodhouse, a 1970s co-ed whose life is pleasant, ordered, and predictable, if a bit confining. Her friend George Knightley is a man of the world who has come home to fulfill his destiny: run his father’s thriving law practice and oversee the sprawling Donwell Farms, his family legacy in Central Kentucky horse country.
Since childhood, George’s and Emma’s lives have meshed and separated time and again. But now they’re adults with grown-up challenges and obligations. As Emma orchestrates life in quaint Highbury, George becomes less amused with her antics and struggles with a growing attraction to the young woman she’s become.
Rich with humor, poignancy, and the camaraderie of life in a small, Southern town, I Could Write a Book is a coming of age romance with side helpings of self-discovery, friendship, and finding true love in the most unlikely places.
©2017 Karen M Cox (P)2019 Adalia Street Press
A Journey to Motherhood: Overcoming Infertility and Finding Victory in the Midst of Brokenness.
Summary
From the beginning, we always wanted a family. We also knew we wanted to adopt. Life took us on a pretty crazy adventure to get from point A to point B. My story features infertility, adoption, and the many elements in-between. This is the story of how at 32 years of age, we not only gained victory over infertility, but found ourselves adopting a teenager out of the foster care system. It's something that will make you laugh and cry. But most importantly, I hope it leaves you inspired for what your own journey may hold.
©2019 Devin Renee Hammon (P)2019 Devin Renee Hammon
The Last Highlanders
Summary
During the turbulent year of 1745, the Jacobites struggled for the throne against a powerful and determined English enemy embattled in both France and on home soil. In the bitter and merciless civil war, one youth and his companion will forge a destiny.
April 1746: With the surviving Jacobites fleeing the victorious English Army at Culloden, one young man will emerge from the ruin of the Highlands and the vicious suppression of his people.
In the confusion and panic that ensues, they enlist the assistance of the last few surviving embittered Stuart loyalists as the English Redcoats surge forward unopposed...hunting, slaughtering or imprisoning anyone they suspect of collaboration with the Jacobite Standard.
Forging a strong friendship with one of the escaping Highlanders, the adventures of a youthful Scotsman and his dog across breathtaking landscape while evading capture and imprisonment can only lead to more and more remote and desperate hiding places as a high price is placed upon his head.
With steamy romantic entanglement and intrigue, collaborators, spies, French soldiers, and an overwhelming pursuing enemy hell-bent on destroying Highland resistance once and for all, the adventure and transition from a boy to a man is only just beginning.
A series of novels concentrating on one of the most exciting and formative times for the modern world. The stories will span across the Highlands of Scotland to adventures on the high seas, the European continent, and in the Americas.
Not suitable for younger listeners, as some scenes include sexual references.
The author aims to provide a thoroughly enjoyable and imaginative listening experience at an affordable price for the listener.
©2016 Andrew McGregor (P)2019 Andrew McGregor