Grant Bolton has narrated 3 audiobooks on Listento.it by 3 authors, with an average listener rating of 4.5★ across 3 ratings. The most-rated is Texas Twilight.
Texas Twilight
Summary
Texas Badlands, 1886: Fresh out of medical school, John McCutcheon finds his stagecoach under attack by brutal outlaws. With the help of a feisty acquaintance Lily Anthony, he manages to fend off the assault. Lily is attracted to the charming cowboy-doctor, with his chiseled good looks and teasing ways, then heartbroken to learn he's engaged to be married. Once settled in Rio Wells, Texas, John tries to ignore the fact that his cousin has taken a shine to Lily. When a bounty hunter shows up looking for a priceless jewel that Lily has found stashed away in her aunt's belongings, Lily fears her dreams of owning her own shop - and of finding true love - are about to go up in flames...or, could that just be the glow of a beautiful...Texas Twilight?
©2011 Caroline Fyffe (P)2014 Caroline Fyffe
How to Talk to Your Dog
Summary
If you are a dog owner, you will understand how important it is to communicate with your dog properly. From how dogs think to understanding your puppy's language and even communication through call command, this handy guide will teach you how to talk to your dog effectively. If you are looking to strengthen your relationship with your furry friend, look no further! This audiobook is a must-listen. Click on the "buy now" button to get the audiobook.
©2019 Ash Burton (P)2020 Ash Burton
The Pouting Preacher: A Guide to Jonah
Summary
"Sometimes the most stubborn practitioners of grace are those called to proclaim it." A missionary enjoying the economic prosperity of his homeland... A call from God to evangelize an ungodly nation in the Middle East... An inner struggle over whether terrorists deserve grace and at what cost... A daunting journey to the other side of the world... And a whale. The story of Jonah has been hijacked by a certain large fish that may or may not have been real. But what if Jonah has more to do with grace and the Gospel than with a whale? What if we have been too hard on Jonah? If God asked me to evangelize ISIS, I'd want to go to the other side of the world too. Jonah's story - arguably the most well-known of the minor prophets but also little understood - reminds us that God loves everyone crafted in his image, even terrorists and ancient empires guilty of war crimes and battlefield atrocities. Maybe the greatest miracle of Jonah isn't the large fish but the fact that wicked and mighty Nineveh threw herself at God's mercy, and the Lord forgave her. Maybe we respond to evil with anger and bitterness and hate because we haven't seen the power of grace in our own lives. Sometimes the most stubborn practitioners of grace are those called to proclaim it.
©2014 Michael Whitworth (P)2015 Michael Whitworth