Nicole Carino has narrated 2 audiobooks on Listento.it by 2 authors. The most-rated is Mary Lincoln: Biography of a Marriage.
Norah: Satan Has Asked for You and I Said Yes
Summary
From her earliest days, Cynthia Argil’s existence was shaped by poverty, betrayal, and grief. Those tough, formative years left her with a hardened heart and fierce sense of independence, but the Lord had a different plan in store for the young woman. Of course, His path was not always easy. When fate’s rocks rained down and their weight and impact became too much, Cynthia slid towards a dark abyss. But as she approached that precipice signs, dreams, and visions would intercede. I am the Great I am, came the voice. Knowing she was no longer alone, Cynthia’s cloak of self-sufficiency dropped to the ground. Praising the Lord, blaring Christian music on the road and proclaiming her faith on T-shirts, Cynthia finally belonged to someone. A new woman had been born. But the greatest test of her faith was yet to come. It began with the cries of her sons as they walked in the shadow of death. Father, I am your daughter! You would not allow anything to happen to your daughter. Where are you? The voice of solace was gone, rejection left in its place. Satan has asked for you, and I said Yes. From walking the path of the Lord’s beloved Peter, Cynthia now found herself His Job. Norah follows one woman’s journey from grief to glory, and resentment to redemption. It’s a tale of losing it all, only to realize that every child in God’s kingdom is heir to love and prosperity beyond their wildest imagining.
©2019 Cynthia Argi (P)2019 Cynthia Argil
Mary Lincoln: Biography of a Marriage
Summary
Many people in history have claimed that Abraham Lincoln never loved Mary Todd Lincoln, and that in fact his love was focused upon Anne Rutledge. They have claimed that his wife hurt him politically though she drove him to the Presidency, that she embarrassed him financially as well as socially and inflicted on him the agony of adjustment to her psychopathic personality. Yet, is there any truth to any of these claims? Ruth Painter Randall’s brilliant biography of Mary and Abraham Lincoln sheds new light upon their marriage and dispels the myths that have surrounded it. By using a huge quantity of material, including long-lost telegrams and letters, Randall has reconstructed what the marriage was truly like and provided a picture of Mary Lincoln without any prejudice or unsupported evidence. This book rehabilitates the reputation of Mary Lincoln and deserves to be read by all those who wish to find the truth about the remarkable relationship between Mary and her husband and the impact that she made on him throughout his years in office.
Public Domain (P)2020 Historical Recordings