Amy Snow

De: Tracy Rees

Narrado por: Melody Grove

Winner of the 2014 Richard and Judy Search for a Best Seller competition.

Abandoned on a bank of snow as a baby, Amy is taken in at nearby Hatville Court. But the masters and servants of the grand estate prove cold and unwelcoming.

Amy's only friend and ally is the sparkling young heiress Aurelia Vennaway. So when Aurelia tragically dies young, Amy is devastated. But Aurelia leaves Amy one last gift.

A bundle of letters with a coded key. A treasure hunt that only Amy can follow.

A life-changing discovery awaits... if only she can unlock the secret.

©2015 Quercus (P)2015 WF Howes Ltd

Reseñas de la Crítica

"A sparkling and compelling mystery. Amy Snow captured our hearts from the very first page" (Richard & Judy)

Great story

I could not stop listening. It reminded me of a Jane Austen novel. Looking forward to the next book from this author.

Great voice

I have read Lucia Lucia before and liked this author, but now I love her. This is funny, charming, quirky, sad, happy and authentic. Love the author's voice in the work and also in the reading of it.

Snooze fest on repeat

Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?

No. It was not time well spent. I am at Section 4 and the story line is finally kind of picking up but I did just listen to 15 minutes of her repeating yet again the same paragraph about what is she going to do and how can she possible go on and etc etc

Would you ever listen to anything by Tracy Rees again?

Probably not

Which scene was your favorite?

I like the parts where Amy reads Orallia's letters.

Could you see Amy Snow being made into a movie or a TV series? Who should the stars be?

I sure hope not. It's to dull.

Any additional comments?

Don't. Just don't.

What a Captivating Story! - Highly Recommended

Abandoned orphans, evil aristocrats & a treasure hunt through the early Victorian era...this audio book was absolutely dazzling. I could not stop listening. The author has done an exceptional job of balancing the story of Amy Snow's thrilling, mysterious quest with the back story of her heartbreaking childhood. This is exactly the sort of story I'm always looking for, yet rarely find. All of the characters are rich and wonderful, but I must confess that I loved the irascible Mrs. R (with her pictures of moths and men) the best. If I had one small criticism, it would be that the sound editing was a bit rough in places, obviously cutting off the end of a word. But this in no way interfered with my rapt pleasure as the story unfolded.

great story

loved it, I never got bored. the narrator changed voices to match each h character.