This is a very tough issue but the author writes it with class giving you hope in mankind and putting faith back in your world. Which is what the author wanted me to feel, there are a few surprises with lots of suspense. I loved the plot, have mixed feelings about a few characters and didn’t care for the bad guy at all. You are let hanging just maybe a little unsure until to get to the last few pages where you will be cheering as the author leaves you with a smile on your face. There are a few shocks along the way and you will be able to work it out before you get close to the end. The author gives you a gripping thriller of abuse and taking a stand fighting and trying your best to come out ahead. It was an audio I didn’t want to put down and will listen to again. He was able to pull me in and hold my attention from start to finish. I thought his performance was outstanding. I had no trouble picturing each scene as it unfolded. His normal voice is just as pleasant as his character voices. He gives true emotions to his characters as he spins you around his little finger pulling you in. His character voices were good I always knew what was talking along with what they were feeling. Just a very clean and clear audio that really grabs you right in the heart.

I found no repeating of words, no background noise or any volume changes. Holland’s narration was great, he pulled me in making me part of the characters giving them life and breaking my heart.

Your heart really breaks for those who are in need of his help. One man trying his best to help those that need it, abuse is serious and most walk away from it but not Norah he walks right into it. There is more than one story inside these pages. There are some religious parts that I am not sure blends as easy as it should but over all I really enjoyed the plot. From the first page the author had me hooked.

Works of Darkness by V.B. Tenery