
Vittoria Cottage
Drumberley, Book 1
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Narrado por:
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Lesley Mackie
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De:
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D. E. Stevenson
Since being widowed, Caroline Dering has been content to live her life solely for her children. Then the mysterious Robert Shepperton arrives in the village. At first, Caroline's gentle heart is simply touched by his obvious unhappiness; until gradually she finds her sympathy turning into love. But the visit of her lovely younger sister, Harriet, to Vittoria Cottage, throws Caroline into a turmoil - because Harriet also falls for Mr. Shepperton....
It was not until now, when she thought she had lost Robert, that Caroline discovered how much he meant to her.... But with her beloved, glamorous sister Harriet evidently winning his friendship and admiration, what can be done....?
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Characters seemed more realistic and so did the story lines.
Best D.E. Stevenson I've encountered!
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A reviewer demanded an objectionable word be removed...this is a historical novel. It isn't possible to rewrite centuries of literature to address our present day sensibilities. It would be like burning books.
Splendid story pulls you in and keeps you engaged
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This is a very good narration. The narrator's voice was pleasant, not at all irritating. There were beautiful, moving parts of this novel that I did not remember. Perhaps, I find them more moving now than before because I am decades older. One's point of view grows different as one ages. Or it does if one is open to change and open to the lessons life teaches. Two beautiful parts I missed when reading ages ago but adored when listening are:
1. The actual singing of the old carol The Ivy and The Holly by the character of the choir boy Peter. When I read this book, I had never heard of that song and had not known the tune. So this scene had less impact when read versus when heard.
2. The scene when Caroline Dearing rushes to the bedside of Sue and holds her hand and prays for her while Sue's husband is looking for the doctor. Caroline has been fetched by Sue's husband because Sue is eight months pregnant and has gone into labor after falling down stairs. It is a moving portrait of faith. I was an atheist when I read the book so I did not appreciate this scene years ago.
A wonderful old fashion novel from the middle of the 20th century.
a good listen to a wonderful novel
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While this book is the first of a trilogy of related books it stands alone nicely. However, listeners will finish this book hoping that Audible and Leslie Mackie will be recording Music in the Hills and Winter and Rough Weather (alt title Shoulder the Sky) soon.
Beginning of a trilogy
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Good book.
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Cozy fiction, but with a very ojectionable word.
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