Glimmer of Hope

By: Sarah M. Eden

Narrated by: Kymberly Mellon

Stunning Miranda Harford once had the world at her feet. She was young, carefree, and desperately in love. But when her new husband left for London without her, her world fell apart. Devastated by his abandonment, Miranda fled their home, taking residence at her husband's rarely visited countryside estate. For three years, she lived alone. But now, as the holidays draw near, an unexpected visitor arrives.

Carter Alexander Harford, Seventh Viscount Devereaux, is a man driven to succeed. His work is his life, and the position of Prime Minister of England is within reach. But in truth, Carter is a man haunted by lost love. Estranged from his beautiful wife, Carter is shocked to find Miranda - the woman he loved and who he believes left him - in residence at his country home. As plans for a holiday party move forward, the uneasy couple realizes that to avoid further scandal, they must keep up appearances in a charade of marital happiness. Thrust together by fate, it quickly becomes clear that they have both been living beneath a conspired cloud of misunderstanding. As family, career, and social pressures threaten to keep them apart, can love have even a glimmer of hope?

©2013 Covenant Communications, Inc. (P)2013 Sarah M. Eden

Love the story of redemption

Oh what tangled webs we weave when others practice to deceive. This is why communication is so important. And what a shorter novel this would have been if the characters had not been incredibly stupid to begin with😉

Rash judgement

I liked the gradual unraveling of the lies keeping Miranda and Carter apart. also the lack of communication that also kept apart. The lack of trust stemmed from not sharing the actual lack of delivered mail and shared hurts from past. I enjoyed the moments of Self truth each character saw in themselves their own gay
it's. I thought Miranda was a truer gentle woman than her regal mother in law. And certainly a Christian in her humility and forgiving nature

Sweet Story

The story is tender. I would listen to the sample to determine if the pacing is fast enough for your interest.

Very sweet but lack of communication was frustrating

Let me start out by saying I listened to the book in almost an entire day. It was entertaining enough for me to want to keep listening. The characters were interesting and the story line unique. A few frustrations were the communication issues between the main characters. You just want to shake them both! I found myself feeling like Carter (the husband) was stuck up and condescending to Miranda… but then when I would repeat his same lines in my head a different way, and then he didn’t sound so stuck up. While I think the narrator was wonderful with accents, her voicing of Carter really annoyed me at times. I think he was meant to be much sweeter than she read him as. If I had read the book I think I would have liked his character much more. Overall I enjoyed reading this book!

Enjoyable clean story

Glimmer of Hope is a very nice listen. I recommend it for clean and interesting story line.