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Salt Redux: Sequel to Salt Bride
- Salt Hendon, Book 2
- Narrated by: Marian Hussey
- Length: 12 hrs
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Summary
2013 Readers' Favorite International Book Awards Medal Winner
Jane and Salt-four years of happily ever after...Sir Antony Templestowe-four years of exile...Lady Caroline-four years of heartache... Diana St. John-four years plotting revenge...The time has come...
How does a brother cope with life knowing his sister is a murderess? How can a nobleman have the life he has always wanted when a lurking evil consumes his thoughts and haunts his dreams? What will it take for good to triumph over evil? For listeners who enjoyed Salt Bride, the story continues...Salt Hendon series, Book 2
Character-driven romantic suspense. Non explicit (mild sensuality).
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- Mo Bass
- 05-07-21
Excellent sequel
The only weakness is the employment of s nursery maid who was not born and raised on the Salt Hendon estate. Marian Hussey did a very good job.
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- sharon
- 21-08-14
brilliant audio
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Yes I would recommend this audiobook to a friend because I found that it was brilliantly read and the story flowed.
What was one of the most memorable moments of Salt Redux: Sequel to Salt Bride?
When Tony was in his bath and Caro decided to have her heart to heart.
At the end with Tony's gift giving
Which scene did you most enjoy?
When Tony was in his bath it made me chuckle at Caro's need to talk even though it wasn't appropriate
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
yes very much so
Any additional comments?
In Salt Bride I felt that Marian Hussey took a while to get into the book, but that wasn't the same in this book I felt she had a feel for the characters this time and I really enjoyed it. Well done brilliant.
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- Angela E Ishmael
- 26-02-15
Historical romance at its best
Engagingly written and beautifully told. The first book was superb and more dramatic, however this is still brilliant. Enjoyed it!
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- DragonRose UK
- 18-06-16
Wonderful Narration of an Equally Wonderful Story
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Yes I would definitely recommend this book because not only is the story fantastic, the narration is a pleasure to listen to. Marian's performance of the characters is clear and each voice is noticeably different to the others. There is no confusion as to which part she is portraying. I was very impressed which is saying something considering I normally prefer male narrators.
What other book might you compare Salt Redux: Sequel to Salt Bride to, and why?
Well of course as this is a sequel with various characters present in both books, this one is similar to Salt Bride. Both equally fabulous, both narrated perfectly, and both stories engrossing.
What does Marian Hussey bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you had only read the book?
Just reading the book myself isn't anything like having Marian reading it. The emotion from each character and the story is brought to life thanks to the emotion in Marian's voice. In parts where reading the book myself might bring a lump to my throat, with Marian reading those parts I was actually brought to tears.
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
Oh there were many moments that particularly moved me, none that I can talk about because of them being spoilers to very emotional parts of the story. Suffice to say, tissues were in use.
Any additional comments?
I am glad to find a female narrator that I truly enjoy listening to. Lucinda Brant's choice of narrators for all of her books truly compliment her stories and their characters.
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