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The Seven Sisters is a sweeping epic tale of love and loss by the international number one best-selling author Lucinda Riley.
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Eighty years earlier, in the Belle Époque of Rio, 1927, Izabela Bonifacio’s father has aspirations for his daughter to marry into aristocracy. But Izabela longs for adventure, and convinces him to allow her to accompany the family of a renowned architect on a trip to Paris. In the heady, vibrant streets of Montparnasse, she meets ambitious young sculptor Laurent Brouilly, and knows at once that her life will never be the same again.
The Seven Sisters is the first book in the spellbinding Seven Sisters series, inspired by the mythology of the famous star constellation. It is followed by The Storm Sister.
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"A brilliant page-turner just soaked in glamour and romance." (Daily Mail)
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- Kindle Customer
- 05-31-21
Narration spoil great story
I loved the book but did not like the narration. Character voices and accents not up to standard.
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- Phillip Matsler
- 08-13-22
make this your next book!
LOVED everything about this book. The story is captivating and the narration brought the characters to life. I've never had 17 hours go by so quickly! I cannot wait to get to the next in the series, and so thankful there are more books to look forward to!
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- Judy Dykstra-Brown
- 07-04-22
Entertaining and Well-narrated.
Okay, now I'm addicted. Searching for the next book in this series. I love books that are both entertaining and informative. Love the glimpse into the creation of the Cristo statue in Rio.
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- Amazon Customer
- 06-12-22
Great story
This was a fun, light book that I really enjoyed! I can’t wait to read more in the series!
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- Anonymous User
- 03-03-22
loved the story
a bit hard to grasp the Brazilian voices while interpreted so formal and English-like.. however the many voices were great!
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- D Edwards
- 01-25-22
Not Recommended
Awful...couldn't get into it at all!!!!! The performer did not get the characters right at all.
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- Daisey
- 01-24-22
One half very well written, the other half not.
This story goes back and forth between past and present. Nothing is wrong with that---but---the "present" was extremely dragged out in many parts, with endless empty chatter and over-descriptions of unimportant things. I was thinking of speeding by it but didn't--just said to myself: okay, okay, I get it it, please go on. It's like having to listen to someone talk on and on and you zone out because they are talking too much about boring things. Character development in the "present" was not good until towards the end of the "present".
However, the "past" was beautifully written, each word meaning something, and it was heartfelt. The characters were developed vividly. It's almost as if another author wrote the "past", or it was rewritten in a much better way.
Also, so many authors finish off their characters by making them die off. I wish less effort was spent on idle descriptions and endless chatter, and more put into satisfying resolutions. A lot of effort was misplaced in this book, but, I will read Book 2. I hope it is better throughout.
The narrator was great, except the male voices sounded a bit cartoonish. Her French accent was very pretty.
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- Graham
- 01-18-22
Captivating.
A little disjointed, but my questions will be answered in the next few books......
who was PA Salt? is he 'really' dead?
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- JerZee Lady
- 12-03-21
Great Narration
The narration of this book was the best I've heard in awhile. I look forward to the next book.
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- Audrey Rudolf
- 11-22-21
Great story!
Couldn’t stop. Loved the narration too.
Wish there was an easier way to find the next book :)
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- Dexlovesol
- 06-08-21
Turgid and interminable
I cannot believe I got as far with this as I did before giving up nearly half way through. I thought it would make a change as something light and escapist but it was really tedious. The narrator iis irritating and loses the sense of some sentences and mispronounces some words.
10 people found this helpful
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- Mr AA
- 11-14-21
bad
On the surface it's an easy going airport read. However underneath, there's wierd and problematic Christian moralising and a lack of empathy. The author seems to think a woman should be defined by the man in her life and should be submissive towards him, and that a husband who rapes his wife is 'not a bad man'. The way an autistic teenager (who is failed by her parents and school and becomes addicted to drugs) is described and condemned is just plain offensive.
6 people found this helpful
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- Michael Tuttle
- 07-18-21
Loved every minute
Having never read anything by this author before I was intrigued by the idea of the book and was not disappointed. I loved the storyline , the writing style and the narrator. It was so believable and mesmerising and I can’t wait to start on the next one in the series. I’m totally hooked.
6 people found this helpful
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- G. Kennedy
- 04-15-21
Good Company
I really enjoyed the book and it has been great company in the car and on walks. I especially liked the performance and in particular the creepy voice given to Gustavo who make my skin crawl !
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- Kindle Customer
- 06-15-21
An easy, interesting listen
Beautifully narrated, this is an easy listen of 2 fascinating lives. However, it's a little difficult to really get into when the characters are sooooo 'ideal'. Everyone is beautiful, everyone is wealthy... but still a good story!
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- sue hatton
- 07-05-21
The Seven Sisters
I was recommended that this series of books were a great read and I was not disappointed. it's not my usual choice, I like murder mysteries, but this book held my attention and I look forward to the next book. Tuppence Middleton is a great reader and captured the voices and accents brilliantly- no mean feat!
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- Sheila Magee
- 02-14-22
Soppy
This was not for me, too soppy. Beautiful talented women. "My darling sister". It might improve but I gave up.
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- Janet Jones
- 11-19-21
A lovely.....
first book of the seven I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this book with the various characters in it, going back into the past and then the present. The narrator was very good using different voices for the characters.
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- K Ambrose
- 11-10-21
Surprisingly good
I wasn’t sure I’d make to the end of the first chapter but it got me hooked.
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- Mrs F Lawrenson
- 04-01-21
Outstanding
Beautifully narrated and wonderfully written. Loved every second. Had me at baited breath quite often. Didn’t want it to end
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- Anonymous User
- 09-01-21
Surprise!
I really enjoyed this book. I didn’t know what to expect. At first I was a little confused with the name and the fact there were only 6 sisters but that was explained early on. I was also expecting rather different responses to their father’s death given Mia was apprehensive about telling them all, but their reactions were similar, only their lives different.
I thought Mia’s discovery of her great grandmother and her life was excellent, in depth and intriguing. I enjoyed both Isabella and Mia’s stories very much.
I am looking forward to the subsequent books in the series.
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- rejnh
- 10-25-21
Great story!
A slow start, but a great story that kept me interested, and well narrated. I enjoyed the duality of the stories of Maia and Izabela. While there were parts that were predictable, there were enough twists to keep me engaged and wondering what would happen next. I'm thinking the rest of the series will take me to different countries at other important historical points in time, which will be interesting too.
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- Anabel Pandiella
- 09-04-21
Great story and narration
This was so enjoyable! I’m glad this is a series and hope the narration is as wonderful in the second.
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- Anonymous User
- 06-14-21
The seven sisters
Such a wonderful book! Loved every second of listening to this story! Thank you Lucinda…
Love is love!
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- Anonymous User
- 08-07-22
Spellbinding story
Loved it! A story of love and lots, woven through time. I enjoyed the way Lucinda wine the history into the story. Highly recommend this one.
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- Anonymous User
- 07-27-22
Educationally Novel
So much food for thought, a great trip down history lane, love the open minded ideals this series has to offer. looking forward to the rest of the series.
Voice Over Easy Easy listening!!
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- Anonymous User
- 07-10-22
Brilliant story
I thoroughly enjoyed this book and was gripped from start to finish. So easy to listen to and the narrator did such a great job with so many different characters. I am so excited to listen to the rest of the series.
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- Vaelei Lemauga
- 07-05-22
Narrator is incredible! Story is fantastic
I’m hooked after the first paragraph, I love the phasing back and forth into the past and back to the present. The story is epic and I cannot wait how they all unfold! Tuppence so far is my favourite narrator, such a smooth and beautiful tone 😀
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- Kindle Customer
- 05-12-22
lovely story
I really couldn't stop listening to this book and can't wait to hear the book 2.
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- Mrs. Elizabeth M. Calderon
- 04-15-22
Enchanting and moving.
Such an enchanting story. It transported me to a time and place I knew very little of. Cannot wait for the next adventure.