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The Kade Family Saga, Vol. 1
- Narrated by: Nancy Peterson
- Series: The Kade Family Saga, Book 1
- Length: 10 hrs and 12 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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- Anonymous User
- 01-02-22
A novel that contains includes the cult of mormonism
Although it’s a well written and interesting book, it’s does included the the deluded doctrines of the mentally deranged freemason john smith. It highlights how vulnerable people are to brainwashing and accepting beliefs, doctrines and theology that can be invented by mentally disabled persons for the detriment of people and nations
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- Mary Calhoun
- 20-04-21
Pam
Found this book under Christian fiction and was disappointed to learn about 10 minutes in it was about Mormonism . I love my Mormon friends but stories like this need their own category. It is not the same gospel
5 people found this helpful
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- J. Arnold
- 13-01-20
good LDS pioneer fiction
This was a good story about early members of the LDS church and their trials and persecutions. The narrator's voice was a little too monotone and breathy for my taste. But I plan to continue with book 2.
4 people found this helpful
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- Danny
- 25-07-19
good read
very good story showing the saints struggles, history and persecution. looking forward to volume two.
4 people found this helpful
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- The Robisons
- 31-05-18
Loved it
If you love historical fiction you will enjoy this book. I can't wait to listen to the remaining ones of the series.
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- Amie
- 19-11-21
Wish the description for this title had revealed the religious nature of this book. No mention was made!
I prefer books that are not overwhelmingly religious. This book is definitely overwhelmingly religious. The description should have included that detail. And perhaps also the fact that the religion is Mormon- wouldn’t matter to me which religion it was. But I suspect others would also appreciate knowing before buying.
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- eric
- 11-11-21
You are kidding me right
Pure fiction novel about a group of grifters hustling a racist crackpot religion invented by a snake oil salesmen. Basically mein kempf but for imbeciles.
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- J & S
- 30-09-21
Ugh, bad characters…bad story development
I’m going to be honest, I tried to listen to this but at some point I just couldn’t stand it anymore because I just kept thinking how, not only boring the characters were, but how mindless they were. At the point where she hears the traveling Mormon pastor I asked myself, “would the other pastors just hear this and be like- “oh wow, genius!”- just because the guy was charismatic and sounded like he believed what he was saying?” Then there’s the “wow! He found a book in the ground and because the guy who claims he dug it up from
ground believed it was from Jesus, it must be true?” I was so annoyed at the naïveté of the lead character at so many points, I just couldn’t stand to listen to any more. It’s just not a good story. Sorry. Only my opinion. The narrator was fine but there’s only so much one can do with such a blah story.
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- Anonymous User
- 10-01-21
Loved the Story.
As a convert to the church I love to read and listen to historical fiction stories that while entertaining teach the struggles that the saints went through to bring the gospel to light. The narrator did a great job telling the story using different voices for different characters making it very easy to follow.
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- Melissa Ferguson
- 18-08-18
Love it!
This was a great reminder that keeping your faith through trails makes those trail easier.
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- Sandra Shoenberger
- 18-03-22
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Loved the story and characters. I am not Mormon, but that didn't take away from the story.
The narrator's voice was low and she whispers at time. That combined with the inflection in her voice made me think her voice is more suitable for those steamy type romance novels