The Angel Tree

De: Lucinda Riley

Narrado por: Juliet Stevenson

From the author of the Seven Sisters series, The Angel Tree is Lucinda Riley's compelling mystery of family secrets and forgotten pasts on the sweeping pastures of south-east Wales.

Read by the award-winning actor Juliet Stevenson (Truly, Madly, Deeply)

Thirty years have passed since Greta left Marchmont Hall, a grand and beautiful house nestled in the hills of rural Monmouthshire. But, after a tragic accident, more than two decades of her life have disappeared from memory. When she returns to the Hall for Christmas, she has no recollection of her past there.

Then, during a walk through the wintry landscape, she stumbles across a grave in the woods. Though the inscription is weathered, the headstone still tells her: a little boy is buried here.

The discovery strikes a chord in Greta's mind, igniting a quest to recover her lost memories. A quest that will take her deeper into her own life, and that of her daughter . . .

©2021 Lucinda Riley (P)2021 Macmillan Publishers International Limited

Reseñas de la Crítica

'Sweeping, absorbing, beautifully written and utterly compelling' – Lancashire Evening Post

Enjoyed listening to this one!

Lucinda Riley’s’ books always draw me in. I love that her books are long so you feel like you get to spend a good amount of time with the characters. It makes me wish the book wouldn’t end! This story was not super exciting but I still enjoyed listening to it

Good reading

The story line was palpable, but the performance was intolerable - it would have been alot more enjoyable with a variaty of narrators

Sad but lovely story

I have always loved Lucinda Riley’s books, and it’s not different with this one. I kept me going from beginning to end. I was quite annoyed with the performance of the reader, though. Her lack of emotion drove me bonkers, and the only reason kept me going was the story itself and my lack t time to read it myself.

Love all The twists

Complex story as usual with tragic and romantic destinys, but could never enjoy interpetation of Cheska and Gretas voices. Tiredsome both of them. But worth every minute of listening anyway :) Love

Nice story

I enjoyed the storyline well enough , however, I found Cesca’s voice to be extremely annoying!

another winner by Lucinda

a true legacy to her brilliance. well worth my credit absolutely riveted could not put it down a must have for all Lucinda fans to listen to this multi faceted story.

A little disappointed

I felt the story line predicable and slow. I have enjoyed all her other books immensely especially the seven sisters

Excellent narrator & story

An excellent narrator that brought an intriguing story to life! The characters are so multi-dimensional and believable. They cause the reader/listener to oscillate between hating them and loving them. This is a gripping story spanning several decades and generations. Utterly enjoyable! The narrator deserves 5 stars!

Another masterpiece

What’s not to love? This book is captivating just like all her other stories. I just can’t get enough.

Angel????

Not so much an Angel at all but a very interesting tangle of life and again Lucinda’s architecture of a story is very well done!