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Ashes and Ice
- Yukon Quest, Book 2
- Narrated by: Laural Merlington
- Series: Yukon Quest, Book 2
- Length: 10 hrs and 30 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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- Debbie
- 14-01-16
1898-99 Rugged, Wild Alaska, Crisis of Faith
The second in the Yukon Quest series finds Grace and Peter married, after fleeing Martin Paxton . . . and Karen Pierce, still in Alaska, caring for two children, whose father has left in search of gold . . . Karen, still grieving the death of her father, and now the loss of her aunt Doris, bitterness fills her heart, and she becomes angry with God . . . questioning His plans . . . Adrik Ivanov, native Alaskan and friend to Karen's missionary parents, has come to love Karen . . . but Karen cannot deal with God or Adrik . . .but in His time, God deals with Karen, as He does with all of us, who belong to Him . . . Ashes and Ice is all about relationships, sweetness in the family of God, harshness and struggle as destructive as the wilds of Alaska, and facing down evil in the name of Jesus . . . one of the best parts of the book to me is the relationship that develops between Grace, Miranda, and Peter's parents . . . bringing full circle God's grace and love . . . there is yet much to be resolved, and I am on to the final book in the series . . .
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- Bookish
- 28-10-15
Another great book!
Tracie Peterson is so talented in bringing to life each character in her book. This is one of a series and follows "Treasures of the North". There is all of the emotions in this book, happy sad, anger,.pleasure,and satisfaction. The narrator Laurel Merlington is absolutely amazing. The book is full of characters that through her amazing talent, gives you no doubt who is speaking. By far the best narrator ever !!!
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- Joanna Kruth
- 21-07-15
Adventure
Awesome adventure. I felt like I was traveling in the far north with the characters on their adventure. Superb read!
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- Noelani
- 23-02-15
a favorite
loved it, great story line, at times my emotions was on a roller coaster ride, but in the end it was good.
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- Deborah
- 17-06-21
Book 2 even better than the first book.
i am really enjoying this story about three very strong and determined women making there way through the Yukon Territory in search of ayoung man off seeking gold.
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- Brittany A Cribbet
- 27-12-19
nice read
the reader read a beautiful novel that I've read many times and brought the characters to life. no mouth noises or background noise . just the beautiful story of the author
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- A. C.
- 19-09-19
Wow! This story is fascinating!!
Love this series! Full of many characters and storylines. Worth the read! And Love the God filled messages.
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- Monica
- 14-03-16
Hmm...maybe the next will be better.
What was your reaction to the ending? (No spoilers please!)
It was predictable, in some ways. The author did a pretty good job leading up to it without leaving it as a big surprise.
What would have made this romance irresistible?
More Adrik and Karen, I would have likes to hear more about how they developed but surprisingly there was a lot of it skipped over.
Any additional comments?
Maybe the next book will be better. I've heard nothing but good reviews so I'm willing to give it a try! I love the Christian values the women and Adrik hold and that kept me listening, though the book wasn't one of my faves.
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- Wendy
- 27-02-15
Not a good listen
I don't know if it's the story or the narrator. This book is not a typical Tracie Peterson that I usually enjoy. Her voices are so sugar sweet. Or they just make the young ladies sound pathetic. And their dialogue is a bit pathetic. She preaches at her unsaved husband like he's an idiot. Oh but she loves him SO much. Don't waste your time and credits on this one.