Ordinary Grace Free Audiobook Download by William Kent Krueger

Ordinary Grace is a terrific novel. I liked the story and I loved the audiobook. It was one of the best audiobooks that I have ever listened to, which is saying something given my tastes in audiobooks. The narrator, Rich Orlow, was fantastic, and he totally made this a stellar listen.

Ordinary Grace is the gripping story of William Kent Krueger's youngest son and the struggle for survival that takes place in a small North Dakota town during the winter of 1973.

Ordinary Grace is a powerful novel about the subtle, often unspoken ways that life shatters when there's nothing left to fight for. You won't be able to put it down once you start listening.

This is a book of poetry, prose and short stories from the perspective of an African-American man who has struggled with addiction. His struggles are described in detail to illustrate the high price of addiction and how it affects not only the abuser but also the victim. The narrator describes his first attempts at recovery by attending meetings, going to detox centers and staying clean through prayer.

William Kent Krueger's, 'Ordinary Grace' is a novel about the extraordinary grace of ordinary people. It is a story that takes place in Newark, New Jersey and it chronicles the compelling lives of two women who love and hurt each other with reckless abandon. One woman is a police chief and the other is her ex-girlfriend. As their lives intertwine, they grow closer while still trying to maintain their distance from one another. They both have their own dreams set out for them but when tragedy strikes, they find themselves at the very end of their tethers

When a young woman named Grace's husband dies of an accident on the job, she's left to raise their six year old son on her own. It doesn't take long for things to get tough when bills start piling up and she finds herself without any money to help feed her family. Add in a difficult work environment with limited possibilities and it soon becomes clear that this task is going to be difficult enough without Grace having to worry about trying to find time for herself.