Moving. Soul searching. Timely. In This Mountain is Jan Karon's newest and best. Father Tim and Cynthia have been at home in Mitford for three years since returning from Whitecap Island. In the little town that's home-away-from-home to millions of readers, life hums along as usual. Dooley looks toward his career as a vet; Joe Ivey and Fancy Skinner fight a haircut price war that takes no prisoners; and Percey steps out on a limb with a risky new menu item at the Main Street Grill. Though Father Tim dislikes change, he dislikes retirement even more. As he and Cynthia gear up for a year-long ministry across the state line, a series of events send shock waves through his faith - and the whole town of Mitford. In her seventh novel in the bestselling Mitford Years series, Jan Karon delivers surprises of every kind, including the return of the man in the attic and an ending that no one in Mitford will ever forget.
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" Everyone including members of the clergy experience a "dark night of the soul". This was an inspirational story set once again in Mitford. Jan Karon is an inspiration. In This Mountain is my favourite book so far in this series! "
— Andrea (5 out of 5 stars)
" Fun, sweet books! Easy to read through, yet quite engaging. Definitely a series you will want to read in order and in it's entirety. "
— Moonmomie, 2/18/2014" "Another in the Mitford series, 7th, also enjoyable. Father Tim was a little whiny in this one and rather immobilized at times, which was frustrating, but perhaps necessary to make a point. Also features Dooley." "
— Becca, 2/12/2014" slightly new setting; a good mixture of old & new characters; still wonderful comfort & inspiration "
— Deb, 2/2/2014" I have collected so many profound quotes from these books. "
— Jan, 1/29/2014" Laughed aloud. Wept tears. Grinned a grat deal. "
— Donna, 1/23/2014" This is a good book. Very sad in parts. And very very thought provoking. Not one to be rushed through. "
— Dawn, 1/22/2014" I just started this one last night. Why I started reading a new book instead of finishing one of the others I already started I don't know. It is good so far. These books are just kind of a casual read, but they are poignant and have really inspiring moments. "
— Addie, 1/19/2014" Jan Karon captures the very best of small town living. "
— Mary, 1/16/2014" Enjoyable, clean, relaxing read. "
— Yvonne, 1/14/2014" I didn't like this particular book as much as the others in the series. I felt that the author was running out of ideas and was pushing it a bit to keep things interesting in this one. "
— Treasure, 12/30/2013" Another great Mitford book. I have loved them all. "
— Callie, 12/29/2013" Father Timothy Kavanaugh and his wife Cyntihhia in a corny, Christina, sappy story. But still likeable for its's feel good quality. Alex got it for me. "
— Jeanie, 12/17/2013" I was glad to see how all the characters have grown up and a few passed on but the big news still has not been discussed. I hope that I can find the 8th book in this series. "
— Sandy, 12/11/2013" Just love the Mitford gang. I can listen to these books over and over! "
— Dawna, 11/14/2013" Predictably Mitford - just perfect. "
— Ellen, 10/2/2013" 7th in the Mitford series; some sweet stories with a few rough characters thrown in for spice. "
— Lynne, 9/13/2013" I read the entire series. Liked all, but this one I liked the best. "
— Becky, 7/27/2013" She keeps the story going. Nice to meet up with the characters of Mitford again! "
— Sharon, 4/25/2013" 1-6-2013 I LOVE this series and will most likely read all the books again. "
— Cynthia, 4/16/2013" I give this one 5 stars because it is the best Mitford book that I've read so far. I really enjoyed this. "
— Pamela, 12/11/2012" This was a great turning point in the series.......one of my favorite..... "
— Anne, 11/30/2012" In this journey to Mitford, Father Cavanaugh struggles with his health and a decision on how best to remain productive in retirement. "
— Patti, 11/5/2012" I enjoy the easy-going style of these books, and they always have some lessons for me. "
— Kathleen, 8/1/2012" This book is really a 3.5 but not quite a 4. I love the series and the characters. such a peaceful read. "
— Pam, 6/22/2012" Her very real and natural dialog never fails to make me think I am overhearing actual conversations with these endearing characters. "
— Rick, 1/7/2012" Wow, this was a hard read compared to the others in the series. I found myself feeling a little depressed right along with Father Tim. "
— Kelly, 9/4/2011" Good read! Beloved Father Tim was struggling with retirement; there was a little suspense at the end. Can't wait to read bk 8. "
— Camille, 4/12/2011" I continue to really like this series. Down to earth, a renewal of faith, a quiet reflection. "
— Lynne, 2/28/2011" Another uplifting book in the Mitford series. "
— Brandalyn, 2/28/2011" Awesome. Can't get enough of Jan Karon's audio books and narrator John McDonough ... "
— Laurie, 2/4/2011" Predictably Mitford - just perfect. "
— Ellen, 1/24/2011" I have collected so many profound quotes from these books. "
— Jan, 1/13/2011" Having great time reading the series. "
— Robin, 1/9/2011" These books are so good. They are so inspiring and uplifting. Thanks again to Mom and Aunt Jolene for recommending them to me. "
— Shiloh, 1/4/2011" Not a bad entry in the Father Tim series. Enjoyable airport/plane fare. "
— Clare, 11/12/2010" Really cute as always. Very peaceful. I couldn't relate to this one as much as the others, but it is still a very soothing peaceful place to visit :) "
— Jennifer, 9/4/2010" I really enjoyed this one, also. "
— Linda, 8/31/2010" My favorite series by far! Each book gives me bits of wisdom to dwell on. "
— Lucy, 8/24/2010" A wonderful book just like her others! It makes you feel like you live with the characters. "
— Cindy, 8/18/2010" slightly new setting; a good mixture of old & new characters; still wonderful comfort & inspiration "
— Deb, 8/18/2010" The syle of the writing is confusing or maybe too busy for me. I haven't read any of the Mitford series so jumping right into the middle of town with a bunch of he said she said mumbo jumbo was not worth finishing. "
— Nina, 7/22/2010Jan Karon is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of more than twenty books, including the Mitford novels, the Father Tim novels, a popular cookbook, and several books for children. She lives near Mr. Jefferson’s Monticello, a World Heritage site in Central Virginia.
John McDonough, one of AudioFile magazine’s Golden Voices, has narrated dozens of audiobooks, and won eleven Earphones Awards. He is known for his narrations of children’s books, including Robert McCloskey’s Centerburg Tales and Albert Marrin’s Commander-in-Chief Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War. Outside of his audiobook work, he has starred in a revival of Captain Kangaroo on the Fox Network.