Legacy Rejected

Written by Robin Patchen

Narrated by Becky Doughty

She's not giving up her home, no matter what threats come against her.

Realtor Ginny Lamont's family has abandoned her, leaving her with nothing but a warning that she’s in danger. But Ginny's built a home in New Hampshire. After a childhood of nomadic living, she’s not running again, certainly not because of some nameless, baseless threat.

Real estate developer Kade Powers is thrilled to go out with Nutfield’s beautiful new real estate agent. But the prowler they surprise after their first date offers a glimpse into Ginny's past and the legacy of lies her parents left her with. She brings a mystery, one he’s determined to help her solve.

With Kade’s help, Ginny searches for the truth of her parents’ criminal activity while her enemies close in. When mobsters show up in her quaint New England town, will she find a way to bring them down, or will she lose the home—and the man—she’s come to love?

• Language: English
• Publisher: JDP Publishing
• Release date: May 14, 2020
• ISBN: 9781094297750

Robin Patchen

Aside from her family and her Savior, Robin Patchen has two loves—writing and traveling. If she could combine them, she’d spend a lot of time sitting in front of her laptop at sidewalk cafes and ski lodges and beachside burger joints. She’d visit every place in the entire world—twice, if possible—and craft stories and tell people about her Savior. Alas, time is too short and money is too scarce for Patchen to traipse all over the globe, even if her husband and kids wanted to go with her. So she stays in Oklahoma, shares the Good News when she can, and writes to illustrate the unending grace of God through the power and magic of story.

Reviews for Legacy Rejected

[TAMMY OBERLIN · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

3.5 stars

It was an interesting story but I did find myself a little confused at times about the parents and the background.

I listened to the audiobook. Sorry, but the narrator is robotic-sounding with no emotion. I’ll have to find the other books in ebook form. I think I would have enjoyed the book more if I had read it myself.