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Gracie’s Touch
- Narrated by: David Brenin
- Length: 7 hrs and 59 mins
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Publisher's Summary
New York Times and USA Today best-selling author of science fiction and paranormal romance brings another action, adventure, and suspense-filled story to transport listeners out of this world. Gracie Jones was little more than a child when Earth was invaded by an alien species. Escaping into the subway tunnels of New York City, she hid in fear of being captured. Discovered by four men who became her protectors, she fought alongside them, and they became known as the Freedom Five. At 17, she made a decision that turned the tide in the war between Earth and the Alluthans, but in exchange, she gave up all that she knew. Kordon Jefe is a Zion Warrior and the commanding officer in charge of the Confederation of Planets' military. When an unknown species begins attacking some of their outer settlements, he is assigned to discover who they are and stop them - at any cost. Gracie finds herself stranded millions of light years and hundreds of years in the future in a distant galaxy on an undeveloped moon. When an old enemy threatens once more, she does not hesitate to use her knowledge to try to stop them once again. Only this time, it is not just Earth she will be saving, but the Confederation itself. When their two worlds are thrown together, Kordon is unsure what to do with the strange, delicate creature who fights and behaves unlike anyone he has ever encountered before. One thing he does know - he plans to keep her.
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- Vpg2814
- 03-02-2017
good story
S.E. Smith will not disappoint you with this story. Gracie's touch "this is Gracie Jones saying good night and goodbye. ..."
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- True fan Geni Mack
- 29-09-2020
well loved story
loved this story had to get audio version as well Gracie is such a strong character
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- Jamoz23
- 05-04-2019
Great story.
Enjoyable narration but disliked Gracie sounding so weak and feeble at points in this story.
This is a woman who has saved earth, beaten horrible aliens not once but twice and survived on a planet for three years on her own.
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I just loved this book, do yourself a favour and read it.
Gracie is just like her name, full of grace and compassion but with a spine of titanium.
Gracie and the other Freedom Fighters were wonderful, then to find herself in the future, wow, that would freak anyone out.
Loved how Gracie dissed the earth councillor.
Another fantastic read from this author.
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- Imee-B
- 06-04-2017
A beautiful story
What i love about this audiobook is the beautiful storyline, it's heartfelt, thrilling and great development of characters and a fantastic ending, but most of all David Brenin's narrative, he has the sexiest voice ever and able to play any character and still distinguish each one. Thanks Susan and David for a job well done xox
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- Anonymous User
- 20-05-2024
Cringe but not Crap
There were multiple moments where the cringe factor properly made me wince. Plus the age of the female protagonist was a bit icky. If you like romance that promotes traditional power dynamics where the man is an uber male and the woman is desperate to make babies, then you’ll like this.
It was a bit Star Trek which was actually the saving grace. And the fact that it wasn’t horribly written.
The narrator was actually very good. He had consistent characterisation and his use of accents was skilful in its ability to read as foreign but non-specific. Though I must say that the already cringeworthy sex scenes were made significantly more so with a male narrator calling out “Oh! Oh! Oh!” as the voice of the female protagonist.
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