Angel's Serenade

A Willow Valley Historical Romance, Book 2

De: Linda Weaver Clarke

Narrado por: Carolyn Kashner

Emmeline Scott is raising her sister’s two children and is surprised when she finds out the new doctor in town is helping her nephew adapt to his surroundings. It is not easy to be uprooted and have to start a new life.

Each day, when Emmeline practices the piano, she doesn’t know that the doctor sits on the porch to listen to her music. As Emmeline gets to know the charming doctor Lucas Golden, they become intrigued by her neighbor’s mysterious behavior.

Will they discover his secret? And who is the leader of the River Pirates who is causing so much havoc?

©2018 Linda Weaver Clarke (P)2020 Linda Weaver Clarke

Angels Serenade

A fantastic listen that takes you into a story that the World building is very well done and brings out the characters. I love the way the Author and the Narrator brings this world alive. It grabbed me from the first page to the last, this would make for a great movie series. I definitely recommend.
Shauna Joesten

Sweet romance, and a small town mystery

A sweetly unfolding romance between a new to town doctor and the local piano teacher is the primary driving force to this book. But, there is also several mysterious situations that need explaining, some river pirates, and multiple people trying to find the nest way to help those in need. A sweet story, with some dashes of mystery to make it more interesting.
Well done narration.

A Sweet Romance in Another Time and Place

I was given a review copy of Angel’s Serenade audio book by Linda Weaver Clarke and I was swept into a sweet and exciting Willow Valley historical romance right away. Set an 1836, this sweet historical romance is the second book in the Willow Valley Series. It features the fine, clear narration of Carolyn Kashner and the story covers a lot of ground. The author re-creates that time very authentically. She addresses medical problems of that era, as well as the well-known River Pirates that frequented the area. The heroine, Emmaline Scott, is very likable and engaging. The dialogue is realistic and moves quickly, and the narration is believable. The romance with the hero begins when he is captivated by Emmaline's piano playing. If you are in the mood to be completely transported to another place and time, this book is for you! Most of all, if you are longing to get swept up in a sweet romance, Angel’s Serenade will definitely satisfy that longing for you. I look forward to more stories from Linda Weaver Clarke.

Such a refreshing story

It took me a bit to get started on this book but once I did I found myself looking for reasons to drive so I could listen or loooijg for things to do around the house that I could do while listening. The characters were delightful and I especially liked the scene with the child and the cornbread up the nose incident as well as the falling in muck scene. Those gave me a giggle and a smile. I liked this book even better than the first in the series and you don’t have to read the first one before if you don’t want to. Highly recommended!

A unique and fun story

This novel weaves a unique tale about a doctor, a piano teacher and her orphaned nieces/ nephewa and some mysterious river pirates. I found the concept fun and original.

The pacing was a little slow for me and I was not super fond of the narration. Overall a quality lilting tale that is a relaxing listen.