
The Ravine
A Novel of Evil, Hope, and the Afterlife
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Narrated by:
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Troy Slavin
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By:
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Robert Pascuzzi
Are you ready to explore and question your own views on faith, hope, forgiveness, and the afterlife?
On a typical weekday morning in a peaceful suburb of Akron, Ohio, the town awakens to discover that Rachel Turner and her son, Evan, were brutally murdered during the night. A short while later, Danny Turner is found in his car at the bottom of a ravine, having taken his own life. Any explanation as to why a loving father and husband would suddenly commit a series of such heinous crimes has gone to the grave with the accused.
The mystery only deepens as the details of the murders emerge, and evidence of premeditation as well as Danny's hidden past are revealed.
Subsequently, Rachel's closest friend, Carolyn Bianci, sinks into a deep depression, while her husband, Mitch, copes with his despair by attempting to uncover the facts of the crime. Eventually, they encounter Joanna Larson, a fascinating woman who possesses extraordinary spiritual gifts. Through Joanna, the events that took place the night of the murders are unveiled. The answers Mitch and Carolyn discover are beyond their human understanding.
Inspired by true events, The Ravine is a story of faith, forgiveness, and most of all, the restoration of hope - even for the most seemingly unredeemable among us.
©2014 Robert Pascuzzi (P)2015 Robert PascuzziListeners also enjoyed...




















The Ravine
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After hearing the interview I checked and saw it was on audible. But I wasn't sure I wanted to listen to a book where a man kills his wife and child then kills himself then leaves everyone else to try and understand it. The book was released in 2015 and there were only 12 ratings on the book so it must not be that good, right? But something about it wouldn't let me totally erase it from my mind. In the end I bought it thinking it's only 7 hours so why not?
It turns out the book was pretty good. It is a story of forgiveness.
forgiveness
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Great Story
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What disappointed you about The Ravine?
The book presents an ABC of Christian belief as if its a revolutionary thought. The book therefore builds to a climax that is a duh!The author tries to emulate The Shack which deals with the subject, radical forgiveness, with creativity and power.
thank God for the Audible return button
Has The Ravine turned you off from other books in this genre?
yesWho would you have cast as narrator instead of Troy Slavin?
don't know. hard to read rubbish wellWhat reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?
disappointmentPoor imitation of The Shack
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