Every Hill and Mountain
Book 3 in the History Mystery Series
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Narrated by:
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Michelle Babb
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Deborah Heal
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Visiting another century.... not the summer vacation she had planned.
Those who have read Time and Again and Unclaimed Legacy know that Abby Thomas is a college student on a summer service project with 11-year-old Merri. And they know that the summer is not going the way Abby had expected - but in a good way. For one thing, she meets a very nice guy named John Roberts. And for another, she discovers a strange computer program called Beautiful House that lets her fast-forward and rewind life. Not her own, of course, but those of the people who lived in Merri's old house. And the Old Dears' old house, and... well, any old house.
And since the program worked so well for the Old Dears' family tree project, Abby's college roommate Kate hopes it will help her find out more about her ancestor Ned Greenfield. And Kate's fiance Ryan thinks the program has lucrative commercial potential.
Abby and John reluctantly agree to help Kate, but only on the condition that she and Ryan promise to keep the program a secret, because if it fell into the wrong hands... well, no one wants Big Brother invading their privacy.
The two couples take a trip to the tiny town of Equality, set in the hills of southern Illinois and the breath-taking Shawnee National Forest. According to Kate's research, Ned Greenfield was born there at a place called Hickory Hill.
The mayor, police chief, and townspeople are hospitable and helpful - until the topic of Hickory Hill comes up. They seem determined to keep them away, telling them, "There's nothing there for you to see."
Eventually they find Hickory Hill on their own - both the mansion and the lonely hill it sits upon. Built in 1834, Hickory Hill stands sentinel over Half Moon Salt Mine where the original owner John Granger accumulated his blood-tainted fortune.
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- Helen
- 26-09-21
Amazing
Can’t wait for more in the series
Amazing story line
The two couples take a trip to the tiny town of Equality,
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- Daniel Lawson
- 27-08-23
Spectacular Series
This series was a fantastic listen. Story was incredible and Narrator was perfect once again. Definitely enjoyed the series
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- Jacky
- 11-02-21
History mystery adventure brilliant and inspiring
What a lovely 3rd book the history is depicted so well, there is often a character that you don't like then it is Ryan so glad Kate woke up. Narration was brilliant as usual
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- Jan M
- 09-12-19
History Mystery Book 3
Every Hill and Mountain by Deborah Heal pulled me in with its history/mystery premise. I loved how the author wrote such vibrant imagery of Hickory Hill. The main characters (Abbie, Merri, Ryan, Kate) are endearing while John and Ned are intriguing. I really enjoyed how the author gave closure to this book. Michelle Babb was magical bringing the characters to life with her voice. I could easily hear who was speaking. I definitely recommend this book and series.
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- Julie
- 17-05-20
A step back in time with another mystery
Well I enjoyed this series and am sad it has come to an end. I liked the way the author weaved the stories together and came up with an out come I didn't see coming. I liked the mystery surrounding the history and even though it is not my normal listen I did find myself enjoying all three books and more importantly caring about what happened to the characters. The strong cast of characters made it so intriguing and there reactions to the information they found out. The author was also very clever breaking up the history with troubles in the real world and managed to do something most history teacher's can only ever hope to do and that is suck a pupil back into the past and recreate a world that seems so real. Making history fun.
With all the talk about history, Abby's friend Kate has decided she wants to do the same and research her own family tree and she needs Abby's help, or more accurately Abby software program. This leads Abby and her boyfriend John joining Kate and her boyfriend Ryan on a trip to Equality and a journey back in time. Are they about to learn something that will change there lives because once again the programme Beautiful homes has something it wants to show them. Something in there past could affect one of there future's.
Once again I enjoyed the narrator and this time round was even treated to her singing voice. As a narrator she is a bonus to any story read by her because she brings it alive.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
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- Siobhan D
- 01-09-20
A must
I loved listening to Michelle Babb. Perfect for this book.
This is the third in the series and will not disappoint.
Our characters carry on continuing to explore history with their time-surfing program with new revelations.
The story plot is unusual and wonderful in so many ways.
Highly recommend
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- kim c s
- 18-07-21
loved this book!
this book will one of the books I will really remember.
fantastic story and historical
and has a bit of everything in it.
the narrator was very good.
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- John Marsden
- 01-12-21
Beutiful Houses
Another 5 star read in what has become one of my favourite series of books, I am saddened that this is the final installment. Abby and Meredith once again set out to discover the past in this third book. The story is entertaining and surprising at the end, Ryan is a pain in the you know what and gets his come uppance at the end, everyone else is loveable and you can really get behind them in their quest. Michelle once again enriches the listening of this book with her expert narration. ***** highly recommended.
I was kindly given a promo copy of this book by the narrator and leave this honest and voluntary review.
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- Anonymous User
- 02-03-21
Eye opening
I received a free code to listen to this book and I did so willingly
This is a great story. Definitely an eye opener. Maddening at times and the hearr breaking the next. very interesting storyline and a great way to get a history lesson.
extremely well narrated by Michelle Babb
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