Not Forgetting Adele

A Sequel to "Jane Eyre" by Charlotte Bronte

De: Julia Harbour

Narrado por: Virginia Ferguson

Continuing the saga of the Gothic classic Jane Eyre.

Author Julia Harbour's debut novel reintroduces us to Adele, Jane, and Rochester in the Gothic drama we know so well. As the classic story moves forward, secrets are revealed. A heritage is denied. Passions smolder. Danger looms! Heartbreak and joy intertwine as Adele's journey reaches its startling culmination.

Rich with breathtaking surprises, Not Forgetting Adele is a gripping tale of a young woman whose courage and determination changes the lives of everyone around her. Like its predecessor, Not Forgetting Adele will find a place in all our hearts.

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Enjoyed the sequel!

I wasn’t sure if I would like it because it continues someone else’s story. Surprisingly I thoroughly enjoyed it!

Good performance, poor production quality

The performance was good, but the reveals in the storyline were predictable, and there were ambient background sounds, one of which was a squawking bird.

The readers ability to change voices. Kind of predictable it I liked continuing the Jane Eyre story.

Kind of predictable but I liked continuing Jane Eyre. I particularly liked when Jack did the polka.

fairly satisfying conclusion to Jane Eyre

I found the story mainly plausible, with a few unlikely elements. It's certainly was interesting to consider the future of Jane and Edward. The ending was fairly satisfying.
unfortunately I felt that the narrators performance was not the best. when Adele spoke I felt like it couldn't be her voice, and the attempts to speak as a male, unfortunately made her sound like an old lady.

Great narrative

I liked entering the world of Jane Eyre again. The only fault that I have with the book is that sometimes things were predictable. However, it was very well written and the narrarator did a great job.

Predictable

The story was pleasant enough I felt the characters to be thin. My issue is primarily with quick solutions to challenges. Large life decisions felt over simplified with easy answers, no fleshed out resolution, no personal conflict and decisions were “right there”. Everything evolved neatly in an overly tidy story. - I didn’t really care deeply about the characters from this version. No strife without an easy resolution no emotional conflict like Jane experienced in the original. The narrators light jocular cadence added to the simple light story. Good voice changing from character to character but found it hard to listen to at times for this particular story.
Easy light read. Satisfying ending.

A pleasant story and expansion of one the characters from the brilliant novel Jane Eyere.

I didn't not like the narration. I wasn't taken along with emotion into the journey of the character and did not find the narrator suitable for this story, I actually found the voice off putting at times.

wonderful! ❤️

what a wonderful addition to Jane Eyre! Thank you for composting such a great tale!