The Blacksmith's Bequest

di Joss G. Hamilton (Autore)

GW Scribbles, 2025

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Close your eyes. Let Sara Wilson's voice guide you through dusty attics and Australian archives, through grief and discovery, to a place where 160-year-old letters prove that love transcends time itself. When Sara returns to her late mother's family home in the Blue Mountains, drowning in grief after Ellen's death from cancer, she discovers five letters hidden in the attic. Written in 1852 by Thomas Staines—a convict, an ancestor, a man whose voice speaks across centuries directly into her broken heart. Listen as Sara uncovers: A blacksmith from England whose desperate choice cost him everything—seven years in the brutal penal colonies of New South Wales. A man who refused to let shame define his future, who rebuilt character as surely as he forged iron. Catherine Krieg, a German immigrant who crossed oceans alone. Together they built something neither thought possible: a life worth protecting, a love worth preserving. But the letters don't tell the whole story. There are gaps, silences, urgent moments Sara doesn't yet understand. What happened at Three Rivers Inn? Why did her mother preserve these letters with such fierce care? What sacrifice shaped five generations of their family? As you listen to Sara research her ancestor's journey—from convict records to Scottish churchyards—you'll discover alongside her that some inheritances have nothing to do with property and everything to do with wisdom earned through suffering. This intimate audio experience weaves between past and present, between Sara's contemporary struggle and Thomas's 1850s transformation from shame to honor. Perfect for listeners who loved The Nightingale, All the Light We Cannot See, and The Light Between Oceans. THE BLACKSMITH'S BEQUEST is literary fiction for the heart—a family saga about redemption, the women who preserve wisdom, and the courage to honor what they've protected. Based on true family history.

• Autore: Joss G. Hamilton
• Durata in (hh:mm:ss): 10:33:28
• Anno edizione: 2025
• Editore: GW Scribbles
• Lingua: Inglese
• EAN: 9781764231848