Those Who Trespass

De: Sydney F. Grey

Narrado por: Nathan Chatelier

1818. A storm. A grave. A woman who should not be alive.

Abandoned to die beside the body of her murdered husband on a remote tropical island, a young woman survives only by her faith in God — while still haunted by the memory of her attackers' faces. When British Naval Captain Jonathan Gresham discovers her, she is too traumatized to speak and unable to recall her own name. Determined to protect her, Gresham must outwit his superiors, evade an admiral intent on locking her away in an asylum, and stay ahead of the murderers who will stop at nothing to silence her forever.

Those Who Trespass is an epic Regency Christian historical novel of faith, courage, and redemption—perfect for fans of Michelle Griep, Jaime Jo Wright, and Sarah M. Eden.

If you love mystery-laced romance, high-seas adventure, and the enduring power of faith, set sail for a story you will not forget.

Start listening to this expertly narrated adventure today!

©2025 Sydney F. Grey (P)2025 Sydney F. Grey

Whew! Excellent Story!

From the opening details of British naval passages, and psychology of the characters, to the horror of treachery of men in power, this story, on Audible, bound itself to me today from sunrise to sunset.
My crotchety self was inspired by several models of submission to God's providence in each character confounded by heightened events. The story offered individual hope for complex characters in a way that was personal to each and made sense to me in today's world. I can be critical of Christian literature, especially in historic settings, but this novel blew me away. With apt use of language, the characters are empathetic and tender, wicked, misguided and cruel. The story is paced with integrated action and balanced with human psychology. Timeless themes target political injustice through faith and bravery, empowering both women and men. I found descriptions of the island, the ship, its location in the sea, gracious hospitality, and secret dungeons, the nuances of people's attitudes, and also great dialogue drove this story to all the right places.
Seeing what Sydney Grey is capable of here, I can't wait to see what this new author will produce in her lifetime! Although dealing with a woman's most frightening reality, the story offered real timeless redemption. Those Who Trespass, is just a truly great historical thriller and audiobook!

God's Mysterious Ways

I received a copy of this audiobook for review after purchasing the paperback for myself, and I am so glad that I did! It was my first time listening to an audiobook narrated by Nathan Chatelier and I sincerely hope he will narrate more of Sydney F. Grey's future novels. He has a remarkably pleasant voice to listen to that allows you to get fully immersed in the story as if you were personally there witnessing it unfold. His pace, his enunciation, and his character voices all help Sydney's well-written story come to life without detracting from it in any way.

And, WOW, this descriptive book has it all!
Strong faith that you see lived out in spite of dire circumstances.
Adventure both on the high seas and in regency England.
Mystery that begs to be solved as the characters journey through the story line.
True friendships, slow romance, layers of intrigue, underhanded villains.
A tapestry of how God's mysterious ways weave together for the good in spite of what men intended for evil.

And the ending - what a deeply satisfying ending. I loved it so much that I immediately went back and listened to the last 7 chapters again!

High praise for Sydney F. Grey's debut novel "Those Who Trespass"! It's easy to see why it is a Crown Awards finalist and I look forward to what she publishes next!