Against the Wind Free Audiobook Download by Kat Martin

Against the Wind is a short story with a lot of action, romance, and suspense. Jack Garrett narrates this audiobook in his calm and soothing voice. The narration fits the pace of the story because it never gets too fast or too slow. It's always just right for what is happening in the book and the tone of the narration complements each situation.

Jack Garrett, the main character, is a high school sophomore who has been steadily ignored by the adults in his life. Jack is smart and loves to read and even has his own book blog. One day while attending a protest against fracking, he meets with a woman named Val who journeys with him into the woods to recover a box containing ancient maps. With this discovery comes a new adventure of re-discovering both himself and Val.

The audiobook version of Against the Wind is narrated by Jack Garrett, who brings his deep baritone to the narration of this powerful and poignant story. At first, the narrator is just out of town on a business trip. Then he gets pulled into a whirlwind of events that change both his life and that of our protagonist, Jules.

A young woman and her horse are fleeing the Civil War's devastation. They struggle to survive until they are caught in a blizzard and forced to stop in a small town. Despite the hardships of their first days, they slowly learn to trust each other and rely on one another to make it through.

Against the Wind is told in first person narrative by Jack Garrett, a teenage boy. He tells of his life as an African American in a segregated part of 1950's Baltimore.

'Jack Garrett' is a voice that totally pulls in the listener and makes them feel like they are right there, listening to the story.