Gabriel's Redemption

Gabriel's Inferno, Book 3

By: Sylvain Reynard

Narrated by: John Morgan

Length: 15 hrs and 6 mins

Publisher's summary

From the author of the New York Times best sellers Gabriel's Rapture and Gabriel's Inferno comes the epic conclusion to the captivating romantic trilogy.

Professor Gabriel Emerson has left his position at the University of Toronto to embark on a new life with his beloved Julianne. Together, he's confident that they can face any challenge. And he's eager to become a father.

But Julianne's graduate program threatens Gabriel's plans, as the pressures of being a student become all-consuming. When she is given the honor of presenting an academic lecture at Oxford, Gabriel is forced to confront Julianne about the subject of her presentation - research that conflicts with his own. And in Oxford, several individuals from their past appear, including an old nemesis intent on humiliating Julia and exposing one of Gabriel's darkest secrets.

In an effort to confront his remaining demons, Gabriel begins a quest to discover more about his biological parents, beginning a chain of events that has startling repercussions for himself, Julianne, and his hope of having a family.

©2013 Sylvain Reynard (P)2013 Penguin Audio

EXCELLENT 💯💯💯

Gabriel's Redemption ♥️⚘ is the most Romantic, Humorous, Emotional novel I've ever listened too 💯

What a series!

Love this series, and this final book was what was needed. I can listen to these three books over and over. Love love love!

Very Loved Series

First let me just say that I will miss Professor Emerson. I loved this book I loved this couple and I loved the way SR wrote it how the book just flowed. Julianne was afraid to have a baby because she want wants to complete her studies she had a really good heart because I would have slapped Krista and Natalie for the things they did and the Professor did his best to get away from his past he was the man that said "don't let the glasses and the bowtie fool you" I loved how much he changed his manwhoring ways he wanted to be a better person. This book made me laugh and cry this was a perfect end to this series. I will miss the bowtie wearing Professor Emerson

Excellent Ending!

I highly anticipated this third installment of this series and it was equally as enjoyable as the preceding books. This book, as it is the final in the series (will there be another???? I don't think so), was more about tying up loose ends, new beginnings, and coming to terms with various circumstances. I love, love, LOVE the Professor, so any story further delving into the inner workings of his mind is great story to me. Additionally, there were several characters that have been players in each book that created interesting subplots, and if the author so desired, their characters were richly developed enough to have stories of their own in the future. I wouldn't mind one featuring Simon...talk about 'just desserts' in this story..wow!

As usual the narration was awesome....JMM is a GREAT Professor....I could listen to him all day...and that's basically what I did and have done with each book in the series. If this is your first introduction to Gabriel Emerson, start from the beginning---I don't think these are stand alone books. They are so much better when you have the foundation of the first and second books. The Professor is worth multiple credits and 10 stars!!

Wonderful end to a great series

A true love story with a little suspense, a little spirituality, a little tasteful sex, and loads of great literary and art references. This is an intelligent book and is refreshing after so many poorly written books in this genre! I will re-read this series over and over again. Can't say enough about how much I enjoyed it!

Loved it!

Loved loved loved this book, the Professor came a long way and came with love, grace and hope :)

I appreciate how the author didn't always take the expected path in scenes. When we think something could lead to a conflict or misunderstanding and then it's not or like at the end of a chapter
it terminates a sentence with a word that in the next chapter or paragraph it's in a completely different context in a different character's opinion, did you notice that?

I feel this story could be real.

Life isn't perfect, not everything works. We grow up with our issues and outside problems that come and go, we try to adjust, isn't easier to follow our dreams as a married couple. But what's important, like family, love and hope, will help you get through anything.

This book made me laugh with all the snarky remarks and the Superman story and the Clark Kent glasses! :D

(Parenthetically writing: Did you know I always imagine the male character has the actual Superman actor Henry Cavill :) He is always the male, the alpha male in my readings... so in this book Gabriel is perfect and actually Superman :) that made me laugh out loud!)

Definitely the best book of 2013 in my shy reading, I didn't read a lot! But I will re-read it!

Thank you Sylvain Reynard!

I recommend reading all the three books more than once!

Now to the Florentine Series, must read/listen!

Modern day bad ass renaissance man.

If you could sum up Gabriel's Redemption in three words, what would they be?

Seductive, poetic, romantic

What other book might you compare Gabriel's Redemption to and why?

Difficult to say. It is a very unique book in which it introduces renaissance theme Dante, while intertwining it with a modern day romance.

Which character – as performed by John Morgan – was your favorite?

His voice was sultry and melodic with a rough edge.

A TRULY MAGICAL SERIES

Pheweee, what a brilliant, emotionally draining, sweet, passionate, sexy (but not graphic) tender, all consuming haunting love story this series has been and, in this final book, loose ends are tied, right choices were made, sins were finally forgiven, hopes were realised and an unconditional love provided the ultimate redemption.

Gabriel and Julia's love affair started when she was just 17 however Gabriel was 27, and also her Professor, so it was a forbidden affair that spans 8 years but what an emotionally charged journey it's been as the devoted couple's many obstacles were each painstakingly faced and overcome one by one. You can't help but fall in love with the sexy handsome Professor and respect Julia and all the choices she makes to hold on to a love like no other.

Sylvan Reynard's style of writing is simply awesome with plot twists, surprises, a cast of likeable, loveable, sad, nasty and interesting characters and the pages are packed full of romantic verses, phrases and paragraphs that are almost poetic in nature. There are a lot of sexually charged scenes but they're light on detail so the story isn't driven by one sex scene after another but by the subtle suggestive words used to portray their desire, longing, lust and deep love and respect for each other.

Worth a credit? You just can't put a price on a trilogy like this whose characters will stay with you long after the last word, of the last book, is finally revealed and you have to say a sad farewell to characters that have entertained, enthralled, angered, saddened and eventually grown to become people you'd like to add to your Address Book.

Is it really over??? :(

We love the Professor and Julian! This is the end of their story, or the conclusion of our view of their lives, I know they will live on in our hearts. I completely loved this series, it is different from anything else I've listen to or read. We really see how Gabriel and Julian have changed and progressed over time since the beginning. Honestly, I was so irritated with her during the book and wanted to smack her, but understood on the other hand too, I guess. This was a great ending, we get all of our questions answered happy endings for all and a wonderful life!

awe

I absolutely love this book it was so good just like the first two and now I'm looking forward to reading the last Gabriel and Julia love story is so sweet and romantic yep