My Unconquerable Soul

Linley & Patrick, Book 2

De: Allyson Jeleyne

Narrado por: John Rayment

While other ladies turn their country homes into soldiers' hospitals and host charity bazaars to fund the war effort, Linley struggles just to keep Wolford Abbey afloat. Driving tractors and managing servants is not the life she dreamed of in those magical days before the war. She yearns to put down the teacups, pick up a trowel, and follow in her father's footsteps as an archaeologist - and never is this more apparent than with her husband away at the Front.

Patrick doesn't allow himself to remember life during peacetime. To think of anything other than war and death would be too painful. If he is to survive, he must not look back. He must push forward over the top and into the horrors that await him. But after an injury saves him from death at the hands of the Germans, Patrick is forced to reconcile his life as a soldier with his responsibilities as a husband.

The strength of their love will be tested as old friends and bad memories threaten to tear the couple apart. Through it all, the trenches of the Great War, quiet Worcestershire countryside, and bustling streets of Cairo await in Linley and Patrick's second adventure.

©2015 Allyson Head (P)2016 Fifty Forty Productions

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I absolutely loved the second book of Linley and Patrick during World War I. As difficult as it was to listen to some of it, Ms Jeleyne's prose and the narration by John Rayment made it hard to stop when I had to. Patrick's war experiences were heart wrenching especially his recovery and return home. I found myself telling Linley that I wouldn't stand for his treatment of her, but then, I'm sure I would feel differently in her shoes. Allyson Jeleyne has a way to keep me pulled into the story and weaves a tale with suspense, humor, steamy romance and history all rolled into one grand audiobook! John Rayment also does a great narration, with accents and different tones to keep the characters from all sounding the same. I highly recommend this audiobook for hours of suspenseful and romantic listening.