If Winter Comes, was in many aspects ahead of its time, dealing with an unhappy marriage, eventual divorce, and an unwed mother who commits suicide. According to the New York Times, "If Winter Comes" was the best-selling book in the United States for all of 1922. (Summary by Wikipedia)
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Part 1, chapter 1 Read by KirksVoice 27:47
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Part 1, chapter 2 Read by KirksVoice 27:00
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Part 1, chapter 3 Read by KirksVoice 21:05
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Part 1, chapter 4 Read by KirksVoice 28:29
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Part 1, chapter 5 Read by KirksVoice 22:18
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Part 2, chapter 1 Read by KirksVoice 24:20
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Part 2, chapter 2 Read by KirksVoice 22:41
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Part 2, chapter 3 Read by KirksVoice 22:43
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Part 2, chapter 4 Read by KirksVoice 25:30
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Part 2, chapter 5 Read by KirksVoice 28:14
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Part 2, chapter 6 Read by KirksVoice 31:03
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Part 2, chapter 7 Read by KirksVoice 26:36
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Part 3, chapter 1 Read by KirksVoice 25:42
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Part 3, chapter 2 Read by KirksVoice 25:50
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Part 3, chapter 3 Read by KirksVoice 25:11
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Part 3, chapter 4 Read by KirksVoice 26:58
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Part 3, chapter 5 Read by KirksVoice 28:26
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Part 3, chapter 6 Read by KirksVoice 23:55
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Part 3, chapter 7 Read by KirksVoice 22:21
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Part 3, chapter 8 Read by KirksVoice 18:56
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Part 3, chapter 9 Read by KirksVoice 12:26
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Part 4, chapter 1 Read by KirksVoice 19:05
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Part 4, chapter 2 Read by KirksVoice 27:46
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Part 4, chapter 3 Read by KirksVoice 21:21
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Part 4, chapter 4 Read by KirksVoice 20:06
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Part 4, chapter 5 Read by KirksVoice 19:36
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Part 4, chapter 6 Read by KirksVoice 18:36
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Part 4, chapter 7 Read by KirksVoice 17:41
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Part 4, chapter 8 Read by KirksVoice 16:12
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