A Twist of Fate

Stitch in Time Series, Book 2

De: Kelley Armstrong

Narrado por: Gemma Dawson

Duración: 8 h y 30 m

Resumen del Editor

Three years ago, Rosalind Courtenay stumbled from the 19th century to the 21st, where she has been trapped ever since, leaving her husband and infant son behind. Now she's found her way back.

The problem, of course, is how to explain her absence to her husband. Does he think she abandoned him? Has he remarried? Is he happy in a new life? Rosalind decides to don a disguise in hopes of answering her questions before showing up on his doorstep. Instead, a twist of fate has her mistaken for her young son's new governess.

Rosalind has every intention of revealing herself as soon as August returns home from business. Until then, she'll get to know her son, a quiet child who has inexplicably been abandoned by an endless stream of governesses. That's when the hauntings begin. Rosalind has finally come home and something - or someone - doesn't just want her gone. They want her dead.

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good follow up in the series

I really enjoyed this book! it was a great Audible listen, as well. I loved how the author has woven small pieces giving continuation from the first story to build out a second, new but related story. talented storytelling.

Narrator wasn't the best

I absolutely love A Stitch in Time and have listened to it numerous times, but I felt like I was forcing myself to get into this one. The narrator was not a great pick and I had to speed up the performance to even get into it. She didn't have the speed needed to hold up to the first book and it was hard to tell when Rosaland was thinking to herself or actually speaking.
The story itself actually ended up being great, but the narration really brought the whole thing down. I will probably pick up a physical copy of the book and read it that way to get a better experience. I did love, however, how they twisted Rosaland's rumored death from the first book into this one. I love how everything connected together.

Hard to stop listening

Loved the story line and found myself sitting in my car listening longer even though I was at my destination. Great happy ending.

Read it !

Loved this book and the whole series ❤️
The storyline in all of them were great only a few times that I wondered why the main character made a particular choice that didn't make sense. However, even with that, it was still an amazing read. I loved the character development and glimpses of each new character in the novellas as well.
This was different than my normal genre, but I love the author, and so I gave it a try. I'm so glad I did!

Happy for the 2nd book to continue the series

I was very interested to see how the 2nd book would be intertwined with the 1st novel, and while this book is not quite as engaging as the this 1st one I was still moved to listen to it in one sitting.

If you like gothic novels like The Turn of the Screw, Rebecca, or Jane Eyre this book series will be up your ally. Will this novel be heralded is great literature as the aforementioned probably not but is is a fun enjoyable ride and worth a credit.

The 2nd book follow the disappearance of Rosalind the wife of August Courtenay. The Courtenay's live on a neighboring estate to Thorne Manor the home of William Thorne best friend of August . Thorne Manor the main setting for book 1 of the series is the epicenter of the "Time Stitch" that allows for people to travel between the 19th century and the 21st century. Rosalind is sucked through this rip in time unbeknownst to her husband. She is trapped in the 21 century for 4 to 5 years until she can return to her own time, this is where to heart of the story starts complete with a haunting.

My one pet peeve with the story is that we are told Rosalind is not impulsive that she studies and weights her options and this is how she is able to acclimate to the 21st century so much so we owns her own bakery business in just 5 years (never mind she would not have any personal documents or identification in this new time, but this is a fun book so I will let that go. . .). However, when she is faced with the key information of how to return to her home in the 19th century instead of doing the easy thing, the measured and sensible thing she act without thought. It is really this action that allows for much of the misunderstandings that are to follow. I dislike when a character takes actions that are out of character just so you can get them from point A to point B.

So while this book is not plotted as well as the the first is it still enjoyable and I look forward to more books in the series.

Feel Good Novel

Kelley Armstrong is my favourite author and I will read anything she puts out. I was afraid near the beginning that this book might be a bit too cheesy or unbelievable, but by the end, I felt everything came together. I also loved having a feminist narrator in the 1800s, a time in which women were not treated anywhere near as well. The narrator was amazing too, and my only issue came with her Canadian accent (as a Canadian myself), but considering Bronwyn’s part in this book was small, it didn’t bother me too much. I loved the mystery and thrilling aspects of this book as well.

cute story

I love these types of stories. it took me a bit to get into this book. I just didn't get into the readers voice very quickly, but she grew on me. :)

Another hit in the time travel series.

I like both of the books so far equally equally. Something about time travel and Romantic encounters Just make me happy lol. Would recommend book for good plot movement and movement and storyline and of course generation was very good

Loved the story

I loved story but the narrator is so hard to follow. She speaks to fast or slow. Then can’t tell when another person is talking because she stop breath so we know another person is talking. I don’t even know if I can finish the book because how bad it is.
That is the only reason why I gave it a 3 star.

Not as good as first, but still very enjoyable

I was so excited to learn Rosamond's story after finishing the first book so that I expectantly awaited the release of this book. How she wound up going through the timeslip was actually pretty straightforward (Pandora). Most of her time in the 21st century is glossed over except for her efforts to return to her own time. There are new ghosts, new mysteries, and new servants in addition to Edmund and August plus unexpected outcomes. There is a great deal of internal reflection and debate, plus summarization of peripheral events in this book and I had to check the playback speed at one point because the narrator was reading so quickly.