Precious Bones

De: Irina Shapiro

Narrado por: Verity Burns

When the skeletal remains of a young woman and her baby are found entombed behind the kitchen wall of a historic Tudor house, Cassandra is overcome with grief. She seems to know who the young woman was, but not how she knows, or how she came to be there. Cassandra becomes inexplicably drawn to the house and the mystery of the bones of Blackfriars. As she begins to learn the truth about the Thorne siblings who occupied the house during the reign of Elizabeth I, her own life takes an unexpected turn, and she finds out that her fate is linked to the Thornes in ways she never imagined.

©2011 Irina Shapiro (P)2017 Irina Shapiro

Tudors+Reincarnation = winner! Narrator is awesome

The story ARC is brilliantly done. A different story than I’ve read before. I love Tudor times. Then add in reincarnation and you have a winner.
Not saying more as no spoilers. I highly recommend this audiobook to everyone.
The narrator is awesome. Her voice is perfect for the story.

interesting turn of events

it was interesting, story of old and new. It's a beautiful love story of tragedy.

Good Story, Not-so-Good Narrator

This was a tragic story and a bit predictable, but it ended well enough. I love historic, atmospheric stories, and this delivered. The narrator was OK, but she read through the book rather quickly and with little-to-no expression or emotion. This would have been better if I read it on my Kindle instead.

Good story

I still don’t understand the body in the wall. Narration was a bit monotoned.. I enjoyed the story, but the bones in the wall were not what I expected.

Average...

This is generally my kind of story since I love paranormals, reincarnation, and time travel. The narrator was quite good. Having said that, I'm sad to say this story itself didn't do it for me. It has a formulaic plot, and many scenes were spun out longer than need be with boring and insignificant details. I like character driven stories so it's not as if I was expecting or wanting canon fire and graphic torture scenes. And the 'basically the explain the book in one paragraph" ending? Sigh. Not an utter waste if you're just looking for some mindless relaxation. It'll probably help you sleep.