Mending Hearts

De: Adeline Knight

Narrado por: Remy Hii, Imogen Sage, David Berry, Sophie Lowe, Brigid Zengeni, Cam Ralph, Colin Cassidy, Laura Gabriel, Genevieve Hegney, Cecelia Ramsdale

From the beloved creator of Lonely Hearts Radio and Wild Hearts comes an enchanting new story about love's ability to heal the deepest family divides.
In the picturesque Cornish seaside town of St. Bodwell, the Daveys and the Chenoweths have been entrenched in a bitter feud for centuries. But when local historian Sam Chenoweth begins curating an exhibition on the ill-fated 19th century romance between his ancestor Ada Chenoweth and John Davey, he finds an unexpected ally in Abbie Davey.
As they work together uncovering Ada and John's tragic love story, a surprising connection blossoms between Sam and Abbie. Despite dark family secrets and lies, their growing intimacy has the power to not only bring the exhibition to vivid life, but to finally shatter the cycle of hatred between their families and lay some restless old ghosts to rest at last.
Weaving together a irresistible historical love story and a modern romance, Mending Hearts is an uplifting reminder that even the most tattered bonds can be repaired, one stitch at a time.

©2024 Adeline Knight (P)2025 Audible Australia Pty Ltd.

Feel Good Read

What a sweet story of the past's impact on the future and the ability to overcome through honesty. This lighthearted read brought happy tears to my eyes as I got lost in the story of two people just trying to find a way to become themselves without the baggage and burden of everyone else's expectations.

absolutely charming

i loved the history mixed with current time, mostly because all of the characters seemed quite real

Lovely Story

If you’re looking for excellent narration and a chill, old school love story, this is the perfect listen!

clean romance

It was a great storyline. There for many twists along the way.

The romance was clean, fun and had depth.

This was so enjoyable!

Really liked the way this story was woven together. The characters were real, everyday people. Living real lives. Not above the other people. I liked that they worried and had sleepless nights etc. I’m glad that they got all their secrets out eventually.