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The Graham Saga, Books 1-3
- Lu par : Greg Patmore
- Durée : 36 h et 51 min
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Description
On a muggy August day in 2001, Alexandra Lind was unexpectedly thrown backwards in time, landing in the year of Our Lord 1658. Catapulted into an unfamiliar and frightening new existence, Alex could do nothing but adapt. After all, while time-traveling in itself is a most rare occurrence, time-traveling with a return ticket is even rarer.
Fortunately for Alex, she lands at the feet of Matthew Graham. No woman could ask for a better guide or protector in this strange new world of hers. Unfortunately, Matthew comes with baggage of his own, and soon enough it will be her protecting him, just as much as he defends her.
This boxed set includes the first three books in The Graham Saga - all the way from how Alex first met Matthew, to their adventures in Colonial Virginia, and back to a Scotland torn apart by religious conflicts and English dragoons.
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- PollyB
- 01/09/2021
Explicit situations
This book has a decent story line. but full of explicit sexual situations. Wish I had known that before purchasing.
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- nansaidh
- 27/10/2021
Don't choose these thinking they're like Outlander
Okay, so a time travel series where the female main character goes back to 17th century Scotland is appealing on the surface, but despite a fairly complex plot line and excellent narration with an authentic and delightfully deep-voiced brogue, the story is one painful struggle after another. According to the author, Matthew and Alex love each other but you don't FEEL that in the text. There are a few intimate scenes but they're mild in detail and VERY short on the emotion needed to convey their feelings toward each other. Nowhere did I sense the point where Alex falls in love - yes, she needs him for protection, but I continually found myself urging her to go back to her own time as Matthew breaks promise after promise, exhibits questionable judgment (over and over) and honestly doesn't seem worthy of her love whatsoever. Perhaps Matthew's attitude, and his end of their relationship, is expected based on his century, but I think one generally expects more depth (quality) of character in the male "hero" role in a romance-ish story line - not perfection, but a LOT closer to a trustworthy and dependable man than Matthew appears to be. (Matthew is certainly NOT a Jamie Fraser-caliber man) Alex *clearly* needs more from him and doesn't get it, yet she seems devoted nonetheless. Why?
The story is fairly interesting and not shallow, yet the characters are, in my opinion. There is no rise and fall of joy and sadness/despair - it's one horrible thing happening after another. I almost feel depressed after a listening session - who needs more of that than life already gives us!? I'm so disappointed in the characters, I won't be continuing this series - which is a shame, because I adore long story lines. I'll wait for the next Outlander installment.
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- John
- 13/05/2021
Repetitive
It's the same plot running around and around, all based on a gimmicky premise. I made it through the first two books and got dizzy listening to the same travails and sex scenes over and over. And there are 9 of these? No thanks. I'm out. Patmore, as always, gave it his all.
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- LibraryNinja
- 29/05/2021
Graham Saga....
The narration is AMAZING!
Book 1- I enjoyed this book, though at times there were some rather outlandish twists and turns. That said, the attention to historical details was very well done. I was invested in the characters and it was fun to imagine how a 21st century woman would clash with the social rigors of the past.
Book 2 - Not as good as the first. While I was invested in seeing the story through, the plot seemed to loop in circles at times and it was frustrating to see the characters make the same mistakes over and over again. Alex lost some of her original shine, and while she remained outspoken she lacked the feminist charm she had in the first book.
Book 3- I have to say by this far into a series I have usually developed an affinity for the characters, but in this case I feel like the more time I spend with them the more irritated I get. These characters keep making the same mistakes, all be it in a different setting, and never seem to learn their lesson. The male protagonist is an absolute boar of a man whose personality encompasses everything wrong with a patriarchal society. The female lead has lost everything that made her so wonderful in the first book, doing nothing proactive to protect her family or better her situation. Even the sex scenes have become mundane and predictable. I cannot believe there are more books to come!
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- renna u. beaton
- 01/05/2023
Too hard to follow…
This time travel book was way too hard to follow and was not enjoyable to listen to
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- Saffron
- 26/02/2023
Graphic sex!
You may enjoy this book if you don’t have a sex life of your own. But I did not enjoy that part of it. The story was good.
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- Deborah C. Rodriguez-boddingham
- 18/02/2023
loved, loved ,loved the characters, the story❤
narrator was great. i cried was Rachel died. I really liked the child.so sad. rhanks
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- Lori A. Beam
- 09/02/2023
Not my cup of tea
I tried hard to follow with this story but between the jumping and bad narration I just couldn't.
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- Brenda Marie
- 26/10/2022
Weak Characters
I was hoping for more. I do like a good time travel book. I was able to listen to the 1st 2 books in this Saga hoping it would improve but quit in book 3. I just felt the characters didn't have much depth. Alex didn't seem to really miss her 1st son and that really bothered me.
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- AMY MILLER
- 02/10/2022
Love this Author....
Love the story, love the narrator. will read these over again several times I think!