Salt Redux: Sequel to Salt Bride

Salt Hendon, Book 2

By: Lucinda Brant

Narrated by: Marian Hussey

2013 Readers' Favorite International Book Awards Medal Winner

Jane and Salt-four years of happily ever after...Sir Antony Templestowe-four years of exile...Lady Caroline-four years of heartache... Diana St. John-four years plotting revenge...The time has come...

How does a brother cope with life knowing his sister is a murderess? How can a nobleman have the life he has always wanted when a lurking evil consumes his thoughts and haunts his dreams? What will it take for good to triumph over evil? For listeners who enjoyed Salt Bride, the story continues...Salt Hendon series, Book 2

Character-driven romantic suspense. Non explicit (mild sensuality).

©2013 Lucinda Brant (P)2014 Lucinda Brant

Please, may we have some more?

I've just finished listening to Salt Bride and Salt Redux for the umpteenth time, and I've loved it, again! A brilliant idea just came to me: Maybe the characters from the Salt books could appear in future Alec Halsey books. They all belong to the same small society, after all. Perhaps diplomatist Tony (from Salt) could become involved in a Halsey mystery? Or younger characters from each series could get married?
As you can see, I LOVE this author's books.

Love it!

Any additional comments?

After listening to book one--the Salt Bride--this is a must. Again, the narrator spoke clearly and put much of herself into the story. having read both books and all of Lucinda's books --and I mean ALL of them-- listening to the story is a great way to relive they stories of this amazing family. Whether you read the book or listen to them, it is a must Lucinda will never leave you disappointed with her storiesl

AS Good as the First!

Love her writing and the narration. Would recommend for sure. Great story - want more.

A decent story, however, narrator could be better

I enjoyed these two books...I laughed and chuckled quite a bit. The narrator was just okay for me. She read very fast at some points and her voice tone tended to grate on my nerves. She is not the worse but,she is not the best I've heard either. That being said, the series has kept me amused and entertained. For this reason, I do recommend it is worth a credit.

Vicious Villain

How can you not like a story with an irredeemable, unconscionable, psycho villain? The story was driven by and tension created by Diana’s heinous behavior. I won’t go into her plotting as anticipating what is coming next and waiting to find out if her plans for destruction succeed is part of the fun. On the down side the ubiquitous prolonging of the sharing of critical information makes for an unnecessarily long story causing the loss of momentum and diluting the tension. A tighter storyline with plausible reactions to Diana’s obvious lies would have provided some welcome conflict and created scenarios for suspense. The family’s interactions with the children, parrot, and pug provides some light amusement. I would recommend this book to readers/listeners who enjoy long storylines focusing on how one person can take over the lives of others. Also to those who like particularly vile villains this story won’t disappoint and this is really all the book has to offer other than a very good narration.