Tomorrow about this time

audiobook

Tomorrow about this time

by Grace Livingston Hill

EN·~9 hours·29 chapters

Chapters

29 total

I

22:54

II

18:58

III

21:21

IV

15:44

V

10:32

VI

14:36

VII

14:06

VIII

16:40

IX

22:42

X

18:46
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Description

When renowned bacteriologist Patterson Greeves returns to his quiet childhood home, a single letter shatters his plans for solitude. The note, penned by his estranged ex‑wife Lilla, tells him that their fourteen‑year‑old daughter Athalie will be placed in his care, a responsibility he never imagined. The sudden summons forces him to confront a past he has long tried to ignore.

As he wrestles with shock and the weight of unexpected fatherhood, the story follows Patterson’s struggle to reconcile his celebrated scientific career with the fragile, unfamiliar role of a parent. Memories of a distant infancy, lingering resentment, and the looming expectations of a new life intertwine with his desire for peace and a fresh manuscript. Listeners are drawn into a tense, emotionally charged first act that examines how old choices can shape the chances for redemption.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~9 hours (542K characters)

Release date

Aug 7, 2026

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Grace Livingston Hill

Grace Livingston Hill

1865–1947

A pioneering voice in Christian fiction, she wrote more than 100 novels filled with faith, courage, and hopeful transformation. Her stories often center on young women facing hardship and discovering renewed purpose.

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