The Two Destinies

De: Wilkie Collins

Narrado por: Samuel West

In this late romantic novel, the author explores the powers of telepathy while telling a skilful tale that interweaves suspense with the familiar ingredients of Victorian melodrama.©2014 Audible, Inc. (P)2014 Audible, Inc.

Music to your ears

Collins’ use of language is exquisite and incredibly beautiful to read. I thoroughly enjoyed this lovely story!

only the begging was interesting in a romantic way...

I was really disappointed in the almost ending of the story when suddenly he was planning to kill her... and then everything was rosy again... really strange

Bravo sir!

Victorian Goth Romance at its finest. It’s
Not one of his masterpieces yet i found it delightful.

Atmospheric Gothic romance

Happy to have come across this lesser known tale by Wilkie Collins. It does ask you to suspend your disbelief, and just enjoy the storytelling. Wilkie Collins is so entertaining!

Perfect

Great story, well told, romantic. Loved every minute.I would say one of Willkie Collins best.

Fun story, well written, stupendous reader.

Pleasant story, no fatal flaws, excellent performance, fun travelogue (England, Scotland, Shetlands). Riveting plot. A very nice, light read (listen).

Wilkie Never Disappoints

I just love Wilkie Collins’ writing! He has such a way with words - very entertaining.

Nice love story but….

I enjoyed listening to this book until it got interrupted by commercials! I never listened to a book with commercials! I gave it a little more listen but when the commercials would actually interrupt a sentence and come on often I stopped listening. Too bad because I started liking the book.

Well read and thoroughly delightful. I recommend to anyone of a fanciful or romantic bent. Truly excellent!

Mysterious women, treacherous landscapes, telepathic visions, and undying love. This engrossing story has it all. Perhaps it’s a bit heavy in Victorian morality, but that’s the only thing to jar against modern sensibilities. The reader is also really pleasant to listen to. I enjoyed every minute.

Not my Favorite W. Collins story

Great performance, but the story gets a little redundant towards the end and also *Spoiler Alert* I don’t like the fact that the whole thing almost culminated in a murder suicide committed in front of the child saved in the nick of time by a fateful discovery. Call me crazy but that’s not romantic to me at all