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Thank you Jay.❤

Amen ❤ Thanks Jay

Thank you Jay!❤

Thank you Jay. I enjoy hearing your readings everyday.

Thank you both 😊💕

❤A Good story with real people in all too real situations. I like the Christian message woven through the story!

Blessing JAY

Thank you, Jay!❤

Amen 🙏🏼 Amen,I enjoy listening to your reading Jay ,Beautiful verse of Luke Amen

Thank you Jay.❤

Love these verses❤ Thank you, Jay!

That's an awesome idea, to do "Shorts"! Great thinking 😊 Hopefully it will get people's attention, as more people need to hear these wonderful stories by Jessie Gussman. Plus they will discover THE BEST narrator 😉

Good morning and thank you Jay❤🙏

Thank you, Jay.❤

Morning Jay what a beautiful inspiration book I enjoyed it tremendously thanks for sharing it ❤❤

Thank you Jay.❤

Morning Jay bless you. Thank you so so much for sharing

❤Thank you, Jay!

Down the Dirt Road is such a moving and inspirational story that I listened to the whole thing in one day, instead of taking at least a few days to enjoy it like I usually do! Thank you, Jessie, for another thoughtfully-crafted story that has Biblically- based spiritual truths woven throughout. Thanks also to you, Jay, for your talented story- telling! This is another book I'm sure I'll listen to more than just once! Jeanine E

Jessie has written another great book. It is so emotional and moving especially. Jay's ability to bring the right emotional balance to a particularly moving narrative is amazing. Thank you to both the author and the narrator for bringing us such inspirational and moving work.

Have a blessed day❤

Thank you Jay❤

My review: As children Amara and her sisters were told to stay away from Hobert, but they didn't know why. Maybe because their family had money, and he was poor? When Amara's parents were killed in a plane crash, she and her sisters were supposed to meet at their mansion in Raspberry Ridge to get it ready to sell. She was the first to arrive, but both sisters had something come up so they couldn't get there for several days. Amara went walking on the beach and met a very nice stranger. She wasn't sure who he was, but she had an idea. He thought he might know who she was but wasn't sure. When they find out each other's name, will their opinions change? Or will they see the other person they have become?

My review: Very inspirational. I love the Bible truth about how Jesus wants us to live. Amara and Hobart are an amazing couple. Hobart is a perfect example of being content with what you have. Barry is the real hero with how he lived and loved Hobart. The ending was a great surprise. Love the story and couldn’t stop until the end.

Amen 🙏🏼 Amen 🙏🏼

The next book should be her sister and the new pastor ❤ I need to buy all of these books. I can't wait 🤩

Great book as always.

Thank you, Jay.❤

I am enjoying this book.

Thank you Jay.❤

Amen ❤ Wishing you a Blessed Sunday

Morning Jay blessing to you.

Another beautiful narrative by Jay who brings Jessie's story to life. I loved the life lessons learned in this book, the love for anyone that they met. It is a beautiful story that had such touching moments it brought tears to my eyes

Blessed weekend Jay. Thanks. Amen

Jay, do you know if there will be a book for each of the 12 siblings in this series?

Good morning! Have a wonderfully blessed day.

Thank you 💕

I loved this second chance story. The girls are fun to read about and I really like Jubilee's name. Another great reading.

Thank you, Jay.❤

"Still, no life was easy. No life was without its worries or cares. He had just chosen different ones." Yes Hobert had - and what a story it makes. An excellent book with themes of forgiveness, not judging a book by its cover and making choices that may be considered unconventional but then again who is setting that convention? A fantastic read/listen.

Thank you Jay.❤

Amen ❤

Great read.

Always will remember this beautiful story everytime I fix grits dressing!

Thank you. 😊

Thank you Jay.❤ Have a good weekend.

I am still amazed how God always uses these books and He has them placed right when I need them. Even on days when I finally get around to reading a book and I feel bad because I planned to read it earlier on, God has obviously orchestrated the delay because my heart needed it this day rather than two days ago or two weeks ago. He prepares my heart to receive what Gussman writes, the truth she espouses. Lately I’ve been thinking about childhood trauma and it’s effect into adulthood. I’ve been specifically thinking over the effects of an alcoholic parent on their children and how the different choices a child can then make can lead to vastly different adult lifestyle. I really enjoyed settling into this book. It makes me want to get rid of some of our stuff because do we really need all of it? Spending more time outside in God’s world is vastly better than all the junk we’ve accumulated. Why do I dress differently depending on where I’m going? Am I doing it for me or my husband or God? Is it pride? Are we judging others based on their chosen wealth or lack of it? How many shoes they cycle through? If they are content with a simple life? Forgiveness is a key attribute discussed and it hit well. Forgiving even when another isn’t sorry. Always forgiving. Always loving. Always giving. Always giving. It had me ruminating in charity. Back when I went to school for Missions and Evangelism we studied a book called “When Helping Hurts” and it goes through the idea of people needing to have some sweat equity in their healing and how simply throwing things and money at people or countries can cause more damage than good. But my husband and I have also agreed that we can’t argue Biblically with those who just continue to give freely no matter what, because it is Biblical. Just a lot to think on. And, whooee, the romance was swoooony. All the feels and tingles. I’m excited to see more of the sisters!

Thank you, Jay. Hope you have a great weekend. I plan to listen/read "Down the Dirt Road" this weekend. I know I will love enjoy it already.❤

Thank you for posting another beautifull audiobook cant wait to listen best wishes to you and your familys