
Forgive Me Father
For I Have Sinned....
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Narrated by:
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Alexander Collins
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By:
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TL Travis
Shunned and cast aside by his faith and family, Jamie is left to do whatever it takes to survive.
He comes across a group of kids in the same predicament, braving the streets of Seattle due to circumstances beyond their control. Lost souls who slipped through the cracks of the broken systems society forced them into. Yet they still offer what little they have to him, including their home.
As time moves on, darkness surrounds him and when one of their own falls victim to the streets, Jamie wonders if there's anything left worth living for. When his savior appears out of nowhere, he finds it hard to believe its real because he knows he's not worth loving.
This is Jamies story from the #1 Amazon Bestselling book, Greyson Fox.
Potential triggers:
Sexual and physical abuse by church and family members, cheating, drug usage, prostitution and thoughts of suicide. Flashbacks of the abuse are present throughout this book. These are the opinions of the characters and in no way reflect the author.
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But sadly I could‘t cope with the sound of the narrators voice... or more exactly with how he read the story. I almost fell asleep, to me it was too monotone, always the same melody.
Could‘t get farther than chapter 2
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Emotionally draining
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loved it
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As for the story it really held my interest. Pay attention to the author's warning about potential triggers. There were parts of the story that were very difficult to listen to. I actually think the fact that the narrator didn't "perform" the story as much as some narrators do was probably a good thing. There were several scenes that would have been even more heartbreaking if the acting had been better.
Several things happened in this book that I wasn't expecting. It's been a fair amount of time since I read Greyson Fox so if we learned about these things in that book, I'd forgotten about them. I know this is terribly cryptic but saying more would be to give too much away.
The blurb tells you that Jamie was cast out by his family. Just about half of the book is about what happened to him in the first years after that. Things eventually get better for him and the story begins to involve characters from the Greyson Fox book. You definitely don't need to have read that to enjoy Forgive Me Father.
I liked this book enough that I would definitely listen to more from this author and/or narrator.
A complimentary copy of this audiobook was provided to me but my review was voluntary and not influenced by the author and/or narrator.
I enjoyed this a lot.
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