Bridge of Betrayal

Heirs of Falcon Point Historical, Book 3

De: A. L. Sowards

Narrado por: Noah Wall

Anna Lang lost everyone she loved during the Second World War—except her cherished music teacher, Esther Haymann. When Miss Haymann dies under suspicious circumstances and rumors of suicide swirl, Anna doesn't want to believe them. Her doubts intensify when she catches a stranger rifling through Miss Haymann's papers, claiming a link between her death and that of renowned scientist Alan Turing.

Arthur Cavendish, a former prisoner of war in Korea, can't completely escape the nightmares of combat and captivity. Nor can he forget that Dr. Turing's advice once saved his life, so Arthur is determined to get to the bottom of Arthur's associate's alleged suicide, even if it involves trespassing and danger.

When a suspicious fire nearly kills Arthur and Anna, they form a reluctant alliance to clear their mentors' names. From shadowy corners of seaside resorts to the guarded gates of a secret government agency at Hanslope Park, Anna and Arthur chase elusive clues—and wrestle with their growing attraction for each other. With divergent goals and hidden secrets, a future together seems unlikely. Yet as more and more pieces of the puzzle fall into place, a sinister pattern unfolds, and they find that their hearts are not the only things at risk. Uncovering the truth might cost them their lives.

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Well done historical romance

I’ve enjoyed all of the falcon point novels, but I was especially looking forward to this one, because I love music and I love this author’s writing. It did not disappoint! Anna Lang was the youngest Lang sibling, who sadly looses everyone she loves during WW2. When her beloved music teacher dies, she is heartbroken, as well as confused. When a stranger shared a theory about the untimely death of her teacher, she takes a chance on a possible explanation. The mystery soon becomes dangerous to solve.

I loved Anna and Arthur together. Two broken people who find strength and healing in each other. I think this might be my favorite literary trope and it was written beautifully.
If you like a historical romantic mystery, this is for you! I listens to the audiobook and loved the narrators they chose for the characters. There’s one female narrator, who is a favorite of mine, and a male narrator for Arthur. I felt like the voices portrayed the characters well.

Amazing conclusion to the series!

I am blown away by Sowards ability to create an immersive story that completely pulls the reader in from the first page. I have been looking forward to Anna’s story and it did not disappoint! Noah Wall’s narration truly brings this story to life and is another testament as to why she is one of my favorite narrators!

While this story could be read on its own, I think you need to read the series in order to truly appreciate the evolution of the Lang family.