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The Tea Planter's Daughter
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Lush, green, fragrant: the Indian hills of Assam are full of promise. But eighteen-year-old Clarissa Belhaven is full of worry. The family tea plantation is suffering, and so is her father, still grieving over the untimely death of his wife, while Clarissa's fragile sister, Olive, needs love and resourceful care.
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- TheMarriedGuy
- 13-10-17
a mind numbing soap opera
This story is like a mind numbing soap opera. Too much drama, too many complications, which tells you that the writer has tried to stretch a story too far.
My advise for most men Stay Away.....
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- Isobel
- Somerset, United Kingdom
- 03-05-17
predictable but we'll written
a pretty story but woefully predictable from the word go. follows a typical romantic plot
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- Sue
- Evesham
- 19-01-17
Excellent read.
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I listened to all three books in this triology consecutively and they didn't disappoint. I loved the characters and felt I was really engaged with them. The storyline holds its own until the end and certainly doesn't disappoint. I also enjoyed the historical aspect of the story, learning much about India and Indian nations during British occupation. All together, stories that flow well, are totally believable and are character driven.
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- Missaries
- 18-06-18
Not for me
Did not like the narrators voices, neither her accents very off putting! Will not try any others
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- R O N UMUNNA
- 07-03-18
Tired tale of star-crossed lovers
I found the story a bit staid and unoriginal - typical boy-meets-girl, girl finds boy obnoxious and rude, they despise but secretly long for one another, always cross paths and end up in shouting matches because of their tempered emotions etc etc etc. Our protagonist is meant to be a strong, independent female but constantly had to rely on men to rescue her - her father, husband, step-son, lover. There was also an unoriginal Cinderella element with their guardians when they moved to Newcastle. It got a bit tedious.
Throw in India and the war but a bit of culture, nostalgia and poignancy. Had to force myself to get to the end because I don’t like to leave pages unturned.
The narrator was great with the accents but always sounded weepy and fretful in the voice of the main character or her sister which started to grate on me after the first few chapters.
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- Anne C
- 25-01-18
loved this story
Would you consider the audio edition of The Tea Planter's Daughter to be better than the print version?
Have not read the printed version
What did you like best about this story?
the history and roance
What about Sarah Coomes’s performance did you like?
Like her tone and expressions. Very good narrator.
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- Amazon Customer
- 24-01-18
absolutely loved it!
Fantastic from start to finish, the narrator really brought the characters to life. I was completely hooked from the first chapter.
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- Karen Lolotte
- 02-05-17
Terrible narrator!
What would have made The Tea Planter's Daughter better?
I found it annoying to listen to this book as the narrator was terrible. Her attempt at Indian and Scottish accents was dreadful and even the way she spoke normally was irritating as she did not speak in sentences and kept increasing her pitch.
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- Mrs. L. Lawson
- uk
- 03-04-17
Sisters love
I like the determination of the older sister and her fight to survive through all the obcubicle
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- Sharon Rye
- 20-04-17
Came right in the end!
Such a plight for poor Clari and Olive.... loved how they were tested at every turn but still came out on top. So glad that Clari and Wesley finally came to see that love finds everyone in the end...
Glad that the evil Bertie got what coming to him...
Very well written can't wait to read another thank you
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- David Bogosian
- 30-09-16
Book 1 indeed!
Before investing 15+ hours in this book, do know that the plot lines will not be in the least bit resolved, but you'll just have been set up for book 2 (and maybe 3, I don't know). Having said that, I very much enjoyed the book. The author does not betray any great in-depth knowledge of Indian topography, flora, or culture; that aspect is a little disappointing. Nor, despite the continuous references to tea throughout the story, does she enlighten us about what makes for a good tea, or the nuances of its production, blending, and distribution. The story, while set initially in India, quickly transitions to Newcastle, England, and remains firmly there for the rest of the book. The primary story, perhaps, is that of two sisters struggling against some rather cruel and unfortunate strokes of fate, and by dint of the elder sister's doggedness and tenacity, managing to overcome them. The story is an epic one, beginning in the protagonist's early adulthood and continuing through (at the end of book 1) to her being age 33. The follow-on will surely take us through another decade or two. It is very much an old-fashioned type story, with many fortuitous coincidences that stretch one's credulity and a predictability that becomes evident from the first few chapters. Yet it is endlessly varied and kept fresh, as new characters come and old ones fade out, and there is constant drama and tension that keep you wanting to move forward.
A word on the performance: not very well done, I'm afraid. The reader over-enunciates and her sense of timing is frequently dead wrong and inappropriate to the context of what is being said. Her rendering of male voices is clumsy and unconvincing; most of them sound badly constipated and stiff as wood. Indian characters are not realistic sounding, but she does sound plausible with her north English lower class accents. Fortunately, the plot carries the listener forward and one learns to overlook the weakness of the reading.
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- joanne fuller
- 14-02-19
love it.
will look for more books in this series. I enjoyed every single word of the story. well written.
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- there^se
- 28-12-18
Love Hope and Faith ,
This is a clean moral story. .It depicts how much courage Fortitude especially Faith Hope and LOVE will play a big part
in how to aquire what one desires .
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- Freya
- 28-10-18
A gripping and addictive story!
Absolutely loved it! Clarissa's character was a little frustrating at times but that's what made the story. I highly recommend it.
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- Martina Rigney
- 11-09-18
Couldn’t stand the voice of the narrator
The accent the narrator has didn’t allow me to continue listening to this story, drove me crazy
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- robin Deboser
- 18-08-18
great story line
great story well written well read by the lady that tells the story really enjoyed can't wait to read the entire series
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- Tesa Devlyn
- 04-07-18
Wow! What a wonderful story!
The Tea Planter’s daughter is a story you never want to end. Compelling and unique characters, refreshing and well paced storyline. I felt I visited India and Northern England of Victorian times. Tears, laughter and sighs, I’ll never forget this story! Sarah Coomes portrayed the characters like no other could have. Excellent!
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- Wendy
- 27-04-18
Loved it!
This book kept my aatention the entire time. I loved it. I loved the stroy line and thought it was very well written. I am excited to listern tothe others in this series.
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- Roxana Garcia
- 29-07-17
Historical Fiction
I love historical fiction. This book was wonderful I couldn't put it down. I found myself in tears at the end! I am looking forward to reading the next two books in the series. The narrator was amazing and brought the characters to life.
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- Kindle Customer
- 03-07-17
Different emotions
This book was a tear jerker for me. I heard the second book before the first book. Now I am getting ready for the third one. I know it will be full of surprises too. I get so wrapped up in all the books. When I miss something I go back. I even fall asleep. I wake up and start all over again. I am really enjoying the audio version. It is so much better than reading. Thank you so much. Please keep other books like this coming.