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The Red Signal
- Narrated by: Anne Hancock
- Length: 6 hrs and 48 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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- Amazon Customer
- 25-01-21
Great author good suspense
I love Grace Livingston Hill. This one has more suspense than most as a good spy novel. She is my favorite author. This was written in early 1900s so there are some different cultural observations, but what surprises me is how much applies to our time. She will always bring your focus closer to God.
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- Lisa Outside
- 13-11-20
Not quite Grace but Good!
Loved this story.. combination of down home, family, espionage, and good ol American Patriotism, love, and loyalty, mixed with a spoon of faith and prayer.
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- Jessam
- 12-07-20
Leaves You Breathless
Excitingly faced paced! Social commentary on women's plight is also prevalent. I enjoyed this book!
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- Barbara Washburn
- 06-07-20
Good for today,
I loved it! I love all Grace Livingston Hill books. They were written 100 years ago, but they are so appropriate for today.
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- Miss Right
- 13-12-18
Exciting WWl Romance
Pretty exciting peek into a young woman's adventure with spies and a very attractive engineer who she saves, then he saves her back! I love almost all of the stories of GLH. I just wish there were more of them recorded. This is good, and so is Exit Betty.
They're still in print. Some of them are slow, or too archaic to be interesting. Stick to her earlier work.
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- Kindle Customer
- 26-10-18
The Red Signal
Grace Livingston has been a favorite of mine and this book did not disappoint. The narrator was superb. The characters were well developed as always. My only criticism is that the end seems rush, but overall great book.
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- Amazon Customer
- 21-08-18
Heroic Heroin
I found this one more difficult to enjoy because of the unsavory characters that we're in it. Of course I did enjoy the others in it. As always a heart warming story.