Unwritten: A Novel Audiobook

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• “A spellbinding novel…Charles Martin took the threads of his storyline and wrapped them around my heart. His unforgettable characters captivate as they confront their hidden pasts and build upon their futures with faith, friendship, and grace.”

  — Elin Hilderbrand, New York Times bestselling author of The Matchmaker

• “Charles Martin understands the power of story and he uses it to alter the souls and lives of both his characters and his readers. In Unwritten there is no easy answer and Sunday and Katie must find their way through fire to possibly emerge whole and changed. ‘One more chapter,’ you’ll say to yourself, but there won’t be ‘one more chapter’ because you won’t be able to put Unwritten down.”

  — Patti Callahan Henry, New York Times bestselling author of And Then I Found You

• “Every word Martin writes seems to be purposefully chosen and adds to the beautiful picture he paints with prose. The characters are so real they radiate from the page. Readers will be moved, touched, and changed.”

  — RT Book Reviews (4½ stars, Top Pick!)

• “Martin’s story charges headlong into the sentimental territory—and bestseller terrain—of The Notebook, which doubtless will mean major studio screen treatment. Buy tissues. Tears will flow.”

  — Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

• Every word Martin writes seems to be purposefully chosen and adds to the beautiful picture he paints with prose. The characters are so real they radiate from the page. Readers will be moved, touched and changed.—RT Book Reviews, ****1/2 on Unwritten

• Martin's story charges headlong into the sentimental territory-and best-seller terrain-of The Notebook, which doubtless will mean major studio screen treatment. Buy tissues. Tears will flow.

  — Kirkus Reviews, starred review

• A spellbinding novel...Charles Martin took the threads of his storyline and wrapped them around my heart. His unforgettable characters captivate as they confront their hidden pasts and build upon their futures with faith, friendship, and grace.

  — Elin Hilderbrand, author of Beautiful Day on Unwritten

• Charles Martin understands the power of story and he uses it to alter the souls and lives of both his characters and his readers. In Unwritten there is no easy answer and Sunday and Katie must find their way through fire to possibly emerge whole and changed. "One more chapter," you'll say to yourself, but there won't be 'one more chapter' becauseyou won't be able to put Unwritten down.

  — Patti Callahan Henry, New York Times bestselling author of And Then I Found You

• I found Unwritten one of those strangely beautiful, exotically original novels whose substance dawns slowly to the reader's consciousness like a glorious sunrise. Do not start this book unless you have time to savor, reflect, and renew. Do, if you have space to fit a memorable reading experience into your life.

  — Leila Meacham, author of Tumbleweeds

• Charles Martin's latest novel brings to mind the storytelling traditions of Nicholas Sparks and John Grisham. Unwritten is a novel for the heartbut it's also one of adventure. From the Florida Everglades to the hills of France, Martin takes the reader on a magical journey of two troubled souls in search of love and redemption. Unwritten is a page turner and has all the ingredients to become a box office smash.

  — Michael Morris, author of Man in the Blue Moon

• Charles Martin is an imaginative, gutsy storyteller....Unwritten is a fast-paced narrative of transcontinental intrigue.

  — Karen Spears Zacharias, author, A Silence of Mockingbirds: The Memoir of a Murder

• Martin has an incredible gift for characterization and writing that tugs at the emotions without being overly melodramatic. This is the type of novel you will want to read quickly, because it is so engrossing, yet want to savor because the prose is meaningful and poignant.

  — RT Book Reviews (**** 1/2) on Thunder and Rain

• ...entertaining hybrid of James Lee Burke's morality tales and Nicholas Sparks' sentimental journeys.A John Wayne hero, multiple appreciations of the Colt Model 1911 and a cowboy-gets-the-girl

  — Kirkus Reviews on Thunder and Rain