The Perfect Stranger

De: Dan Walsh

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

It is the spring in New York City, 1912, and Lily Whitaker, a wealthy young socialite, is in love. While serving at a charity in her church, she meets a handsome young businessman. Charles Bennington moved to New York from San Francisco 10 years ago with just the clothes on his back. But he's worked hard, taken every advantage the good Lord's provided and now owns a thriving business. He can hardly believe it when he caught Lily's attention and, later, receives permission to court her. Two months later, her father agrees to let them marry. Charles secures first-class tickets for their honeymoon on the return voyage back to England on the RMS Titanic. Like the ill-fated ship, something happens that threatens to sink their plans and turn their whole lives upside down. Is the wedding now off? Charles fears he may lose everything--Lily, his business, and even his freedom--as he takes a train back to San Francisco.

This can't be how the story ends.

Under dog wins

Virtual voice is hard to listen to sometimes, but the story itself was enjoyable very heartfelt without it being too mushy

Love this author!!!

Wonderful storyline with encouraging faith-based message. The world needs more authors and books like this one—great story with an uplifting, feel good message. You can’t go wrong with Dan Walsh! 🥰

Timeless story

Started listening on a 4 mile walk & couldn’t stop until it was finished. Love the era of the story & the characters. Reputation was everything in those times & scandal to be avoided at all costs. Didn’t want it to end. The family was successful but obviously was not in the same sphere as the Vanderbilts & Astors of that time. Never read a book where the messes & odors created by the horses in the city was brought to light. Anyway would love a story built around Cedric.
AI voice was ok. Have listened to many AI voices lately & some are a bit trying.

God’s plan

This is a wonderful story of just how God’s plan comes to fruition not matter how the enemy tries to stop it. It’s a story of just how true the scripture is that the power of life and death is in the tongue.

I was totally engrossed in this story of forgiveness and redemption and look forward to more by this author.

Repetition

It was just a lot of repetition. It was a good story, but the only problem was it just can’t repeating things that were happening over and over. It was just too much and it was getting very annoying.

AI reading abdominal; when you have a good story, get a good narrator!

I ended up reading the book when I got too irritated by the AI narrator. There are decent—maybe I should say, tolerable—AI narrators, but this is not one of them. Honestly? Great story. Get the book.