Line by Line

Love Along the Wires, Book 1

By: Jennifer Delamere

Narrated by: Bianca Amato

Alice McNeil resolved at a young age to travel through life unencumbered by love or marriage, free to make her own decisions. A seasoned telegrapher, she's recently acquired a coveted position at an important trading firm, but when the company's ambitious junior director returns to London, things begin to change in ways Alice could never have imagined.

For Douglas Shaw, years of hard work and ingenuity enabled him to escape a life of grinding poverty. He's also determined to marry into high society - a step that will ensure he never returns to the conditions of his past.

He and Alice form a friendly relationship based on mutual respect, but anything deeper is not in their plans. However, when Alice accidentally raises the ire of a jealous and vindictive coworker who's intent on ruining her life, Alice and Douglas are forced to confront what is truly important in their lives. Will their growing bond give them the courage to risk finding a better way?

©2020 Jennifer Harrington (P)2020 Recorded Books

Absolutely Loved This

Great story from start to finish! Narrator did a wonderful job. I appreciate a good story that doesn't shove gratuitous sex, political correctness and foul language down our collective throats. Refreshing! Can't wait to read more of this authors books.

awesome

love the story line, the time setting and the narrator! looking forward to the next book in series!

EXCELLENT

This was a very fun book. The characters & story were very we’ll thought out and entertaining.

Enjoyable story.

A bit of a slow start, but quite enjoyable in the end. There is a lot of history about the telegraph and how the heroin struggled to establish herself in the workplace. It is not an overly romantic story, but a thread of respect, and sweetness runs through it. The HEA made my persistence to listen to the very end, all worth wile. The excellent narration of Bianca Amato was a real treat.

Line by Line

Good story, good characters, good narrator, a little bit mystery, a little bit of love. I'd give it thumbs up.