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When Through Deep Waters
- Narrated by: Erin Bennett
- Length: 10 hrs and 34 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Thriller & Suspense
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Publisher's Summary
Alicen McAffery finally has the life her mother always dreamed for her: a beautiful home in Santa Monica, a successful husband, and an adorable daughter. Then tragedy blows her carefully assembled facade to pieces. Worse yet - Alicen feels solely responsible.
At rock bottom, she decides to accompany a childhood friend back to Red Lodge, Montana, where they spent summers together as kids.The peaceful mountain landscape, accented with lush forests and small-town charm, brings back happy memories of time spent with her beloved, eccentric Grandma Josephine. Alicen begins to hope that perhaps things could be different here. Perhaps the oppressive guilt will lift - if only for a moment.
But when Alicen starts hearing voices and seeing mysterious figures near the river in the woods, she begins to fear she's completely lost her sanity, as it's rumored her grandmother did. Or might there be more to Red Lodge than meets the eye? Could the voices and visions be real - and her only means of finding the healing she so desperately needs? Or will they prove to be her final undoing?
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- Nmburger
- 2022-03-15
So cringey
I couldn't finish listening to this one. I skipped most chapters, and the exact same thing was happening over and over.
I jumped back into the last chapter...it was so cringey I couldn't finish it.
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- Sheeds
- 2021-10-29
Thoroughly Enjoyable!!!
I can honestly say that I enjoyed this book and as an avid reader of psychological thrillers, this had a very different tone and angle than what I am used to. It truly had me trying to figure things out, but I was wondering right to the end! It was interesting and refreshing! I enjoy Ted Dekker but now I look forward to more from this author as well!!!
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- Hendo
- 2021-01-12
Not a thriller - Jesus/bible/etc stuff- be warned!!
I wish I were warned that this was not really a thriller or ghost story. It’s fine to write Christian literature, but please market it as such so we who aren’t interested don’t waste our time.
15 people found this helpful
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- Jan Grizzel
- 2019-01-25
Bravo bravo bravo
This was a wonderfully refreshing book with the perfect narrator. Thank you Rachelle and I am so looking forward to future books by you. Your truly are your Daddy’s daughter with your artistic ability to write love and forgiveness in your story. I enjoyed the references to some of your Daddy’s books as well. More more more please
7 people found this helpful
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- David Rikustad
- 2018-07-19
An adventure into mind & spirit
It took me a while to get hooked. The disturbing evenrs & struggles of the main character opened my eyes to what some must press throught to get freedom.
7 people found this helpful
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- Darnisha Harlamd
- 2020-09-17
a book with a purpose
This was a good story I love a book with a purpose, or message but it was very slow moving. When the action did start it didn't gain very much momentum. The book seemed to jump too much between the two main characters. If you are not paying close attention you might get a bit lost and we all know how life gets in the way sometimes. Even though she tied up the Loose Ends I was not satisfied with it ending.... I love books that I would go back to and read again, and this is not one of them but I don't regret reading it.
4 people found this helpful
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- Stbigham
- 2021-06-10
hard to get through
too much detail leading to the final conclusion. Difficult to get through. The religious piece also made getting through this book more difficult.
2 people found this helpful
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- H Hill
- 2020-09-14
Great listen
Rather compelling and kept my interest piqued from beginning to end! Great narrator which makes or breaks the book, in my opinion.
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- beckham
- 2020-04-10
Suspenseful loved Grace theme!
I love fiction. I love grace. I love suspense. Dekker delivered! thank you so much!
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- Snooz
- 2019-06-01
Look out Ted
Excellent read. This is the third of Rachelle's books that I have read and have really enjoyed all of them. This one particularly encouraged me because I too deal with some of those accusing voices, even after having been a believer for nearly 40 years. The truths that she spoke over and over here ministered to my spirit.
Daddy Ted Dekker may have some competition, but I'm guessing he won't mind.
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- P. Tueni
- 2018-10-25
Too long and redundant
I Struggled to finish; the build up was slow and the resolution too fast. The reader was a little dry.
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- Edward Zipay
- 2022-01-22
This is not a Christian story
This is a self-centered, not Christ-centered gospel full of complete nonsense about “angelic” children, forgiving yourself, and “realizing who you are.” We are nothing apart from Christ, who pretty much remains unnamed in the book. We are only the light of the world if redeemed by our understanding of Christ’s sacrifice on the cross for our sin in order to reconcile us with God, and taking that message to others. There is no mention of that gospel here. While the story has some good creepy moments, the repetitive phrases - “get a grip, Allison” - almost made me crazy. And the narrator’s slow, monotone reading made it difficult to continue (I finally upped the speed which made it tolerable, and had the added bonus of finishing the book more quickly). I don’t recommend the book.
1 person found this helpful