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When Mountains Move

A Novel

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It is the spring of 1943... and Millie's world is about to change forever.

Soon after the break of day, Bump will become Millie's husband. And then, if all goes as planned, they will leave the rain-soaked fields of Mississippi and head for the wilds of the Colorado Rockies. As Millie tries to forget a dark secret, she hasn't yet realized how drastically those past experiences will impact the coming days.

For most of Millie's life, being free felt about as unlikely as the mountains moving. But she's about to discover that sometimes in life, we are given second chances, and that the only thing bigger than her past is her future.

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    • Publisher's Weekly

      July 29, 2013
      In 1943, Millie Reynolds becomes the wife of veterinarian Bump Anderson and the two head from Mississippi to the Front Range of Colorado’s Rocky Mountains to start up a ranch for Cauy Tucker. Millie carries the secret of the trauma that concluded Into the Free, even as it shadows her newly married life. Millie’s grandmother Oka will join the couple, and Fortner, the man whose family owned the land that Millie and Bump now occupy, is a mystery to some, a threat to others. Then there’s Kat, who’s got eyes for Bump—and maybe claws out, too, to hook him. Millie faces choices as her past threatens to overwhelm the future. Cantrell set the bar high with Into the Free, which won the Christian Fiction Christy Awards Book of the Year. The narration of her follow-up is less lyrical, but the plotting is assured, and supporting characters Oka and Fortner ring fascinating and true, even as Kat seems less convincing. Millie’s voice remains the center of new emotional dynamics, and it will linger with readers after they close the book. Agent: Greg Johnson, WordServe Literary Group.

    • AudioFile Magazine
      Narrator Amy Rubinate's soft Southern accent and manner are perfect for Cantrell's compelling story of rape, shame, and abuse in 1943 Mississippi. Rubinate vividly renders Millie Reynolds's tapestry of emotions when she falls in love and marries Bump, a horse wrangler. Listeners will empathize with Rubinate's portrayal of Millie's struggle to tell Bump the dark secret that keeps her awake at night. Rubinate authentically captures Millie's elation at Bump's new job, which requires a move to a horse ranch in Colorado. Her persuasive narration delivers a powerful story of forgiveness, redemption, and second chances that doesn't disappoint. G.D.W. © AudioFile 2014, Portland, Maine

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