Forge Audiobook

" Continues the story of Isabel and Curzon, two runaway slaves in Colonial America. I think I enjoyed this one even more than Chains. Both bring up questions of liberty and the juxtaposition of a nation seeking freedom from its oppressors, while denying the liberty of others within its boundaries. "

" Okay, I could've given this one 4 stars; it really was a toss up. I very much missed hearing this one on audio, as I had Chains. I liked Curzon and the rich details of the story, but his world didn't become mine in the same was Isabel's had. I do plan on reading the third, Ashes, at some point. "

" A well-researched and emotional historical fiction read, but not quite as good as "Chains". "

" Didn't like it quite as much as Chains, but still a good read. "

" Loved this as much as Chains and am once again eagerly awaiting the next installment. "

" The first book was slightly more gripping, but this is still a great read. I love that the narrator changes and Anderson shows us about life at Valley Forge. "

" second book told by curzon definetly bestset of best!!!!! so great definetly a page turner!!! "

" ahhhhhhhh a good war just to make you read the book never lose "

" Isn't it ironic that the American Revolution's high ideals of "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" didn't include their slaves? "

" Not as good as Chains, I think because it was narrated by corzan rather than Isabel. Although it would appeal more to boys. It would be interesting to have a class read both and see how they felt. Also, I felt a little duped at the end as it was SO OBVIOUSLY leading up to book #3. "

" This is a wonderful follow-up to the amazing book Chains. I would highly recommend the audio version, as the narrator is gripping! "

" I cannot wait for the next book in this series. "