Heartland - Davis Bunn
Jun 01, 2007•10 hr 51 min
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Title: Heartland
Author: Davis Bunn
Narrator: Tim Lundeen
Format: Unabridged
Length: 10:51:00
Language: English
Release date: 06-01-2007
Publisher: Oasis Audio
Genres: Religion & Spirituality, Religious Fiction
Summary:
As a Hollywood studio prepares to fire the unruly star of a wholesome TV show, a move that would end the series, churches across the country are praying for a miracle. They get one in the form of JayJay, a TV character from the series who comes to life, in this Christian novel about Hollywood amorality. When the nations heartland falls in love with JayJay, Hollywood finds itself on a collision course of conflicting values. Tim Lundeen makes the melodramatic aspects of Bunns plot work to his advantage, giving the cardboard character of the studio head a voice that oozes villainy while the hero has a voice straight out of a classic TV Western. Lundeen also makes the tension in two sequences that involve fire realistic.
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Title: Heartland
Author: Davis Bunn
Narrator: Tim Lundeen
Format: Unabridged
Length: 10:51:00
Language: English
Release date: 06-01-2007
Publisher: Oasis Audio
Genres: Religion & Spirituality, Religious Fiction
Summary:
As a Hollywood studio prepares to fire the unruly star of a wholesome TV show, a move that would end the series, churches across the country are praying for a miracle. They get one in the form of JayJay, a TV character from the series who comes to life, in this Christian novel about Hollywood amorality. When the nations heartland falls in love with JayJay, Hollywood finds itself on a collision course of conflicting values. Tim Lundeen makes the melodramatic aspects of Bunns plot work to his advantage, giving the cardboard character of the studio head a voice that oozes villainy while the hero has a voice straight out of a classic TV Western. Lundeen also makes the tension in two sequences that involve fire realistic.
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