Through the Glen

The Highlands Series, Book 3

De: Samantha Young

Narrado por: Shane East, Zara Hampton-Brown

He’s a cynical, world-weary Londoner. She’s a shy Scot. They might seem like opposites, but a few weeks in the Highlands will bring them together in ways they can’t imagine…

Theo Cavendish is the second son of a British viscount, and he’s spent years running from the aristocratic world he grew up in. Betrayal and loss taught him lessons he’s not quick to forget. As an award-winning screenwriter and creator, Theo prefers to throw himself into the world of film and television. He moves from one project to another, never really letting anyone truly know him.

As a housekeeper at the exclusive Ardnoch Estate, shy Sarah McCulloch feels invisible most days. No one really knows her, and they definitely don’t know she’s a bestselling crime writer. She dreams of seeing her series on screen and believes only one person can develop it for television. On the day she quits the estate for good, she shares her secret with club member, Theo, and asks him to consider her books.

Sarah never expected him to say yes or to show up on her doorstep ready to write with her. Or that weeks spent locked up in her cottage would lead them to form an intense but undeniable connection. A bond that Theo is not sure he’s ready to accept, even though he can’t bear to be without her.

However, when they finally venture out of their bubble, Theo finds he’ll have to battle more than his own demons to protect Sarah from hurt. For he has another fan, one intent on bringing the darkest elements of his most famous script to life. And unless he can figure out this real-life antagonist’s next move, Theo could be in danger of losing Sarah forever.

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A great addition for the series

Theo and Sarah’s story is the best yet! Shane East and Zara Hampton-Brown are stellar as well!

Love at first read!

This story does not disappoint! Beautiful story and all of the characters are well developed!

Loved it! Great story!

I absolutely loved Through the Glen by Samantha Young. The narrators, Shane East and Zara Hampton-Brown were absolutely amazing and brought Theo and Sarah alive for me in all the best ways. Theo has lived a privileged life and has his choice of women, but also carries so much hurt from his past that he hides well. He is arrogant, confident, protective, and loyal to those he cares about. Sarah really pulled at me. She was so introverted and quiet most of the time, it was great seeing her come into her own in this story. She was caring, sweet and likable.

Sarah had been working at Ardnoch Estate through many of the previous books, but she is ready to live her life. And what has been hiding? She is a best-selling author and wants to see it come alive on screen and she is hoping Theo can help her. When they begin working together, they find a routine and connection neither expected. As they begin to truly get to know each other, they begin to see the other in ways they never expected. I love this about their journey and I was rooting for them along the way.

As they begin to see what they could be to the other, lines begin to blur. But when Theo’s past comes back in a way no one expected, are they over before it even began? It was interesting to see how others reacted to them as a couple and how strong they grew together. Theirs was no easy journey, but it was one I devoured and highly recommend. I loved this series so much and so far; this is my all-time favorite.

Happy listening!

Beautiful!

Really wonderful story by Samantha Young! Performances were fantastic and brought the characters to life!Absolutely loved it!

A nice edition to the series

Through the Glen is book 3 in the Highlands series by Samantha Young but it can definitely be read as a standalone (I skipped book 2). I adored book 1 in this series but I didn't end up loving this one as much. The heroine, Sarah, is the author of a popular book series that is going to be made into a TV show. The hero, Theo, is a producer and Sarah wants him to help her write the screenplay. The first 50ish% of this book was slow and somewhat boring I actually almost DNFed at one point because I was really bored. They are just in a cottage writing and I wasn't a big fan of their chemistry. However, the second half when the suspense picks up was so much more interesting to me. I ended up really enjoying it. Their relationship grew on me. I am still not the biggest fan of either character I had a hard time connecting with them but by the end, I liked them together. Shane East always does an amazing job! The British accent was perfect. Zora Hampton Brown is new to me and I had quite a bit of difficulty connecting to her character. Her voice wasn't really my favorite. I am giving this 4 stars but it's a low 4 stars.