Secrets

De: Jude Deveraux

Narrado por: Barbara McCulloh

Jude Deveraux brilliantly entwines passion, memory, and a touch of intrigue in this spellbinding New York Times bestseller.

At age twelve, Cassandra Madden fell in love with Jefferson Ames, a young man she met at one of her mother's business conferences. For years, Cassandra held on to this unrequited love in order to cope with her loneliness and the pain of her mother's coldness; even after meeting a man she thought she might marry, her heart still yearned for Jeff.

In a decisive moment, Cassandra calls off her pending engagement and travels to Williamsburg, Virginia, to become the nanny to the now-widowed Jeff's young daughter. But the object of her desire barely notices her. That is, until the day she hears shots coming from the mansion of an eccentric neighbor, a world-renowned actress. Stepping into a world of deception, where no one is who they claim to be, Cassandra must unravel the secrets all around her—before she and Jeff can ever find happiness together.

Love it!!!!

This is a great book. I wish there was a second one. This is one of my favorites.

Unbelievable and I Wish I Could Get My Credit Back

The story line is a little incredulous, I tried to listen to the whole book, I got passed the one hour mark, and couldn't get a refund, So I had commited myself to listening to the book. Half the time, I am thinking, when does THAT ever happen in real life.

Not sure if I should stay till the end, or just toss it.

I cannot blame it on the narrator, she is better than most I have heard.

Story & Reader

love Jude Deveraux, but this story, for me wasn't my favorite. The reader was a bit odd, to me. Remember I love her books and narators, normally.

Jude does it again

I love all Jude Deveraux s books. And the narrator was good. I just thought she sounded too old for the character.

It was an interesting story.

Poorly read, story ok

I’ve read a lot of Jude’s books, and this one in fact, was disappointing. The story had so many inputs without satisfying output. And the narrator was absolutely horrible. Read it don’t listen to it.