The Vicar's Daughter

By: Josi S. Kilpack

Narrated by: Cassandra Campbell

Length: 9 hrs and 44 mins

Publisher's summary

Cassie, the youngest of six daughters in the Wilton family, is bold, bright, and ready to enter society. There's only one problem: her older sister, Lenora, whose extreme shyness prevents her from attending many social events. Lenora is now entering her third season, and since their father has decreed that only one Wilton girl can be out at a time, Cassie has no choice except to wait her turn.

Evan Glenside, a soft-spoken East London clerk, has just been named his great-uncle's heir, and though he is eager to learn all that will be required of him, he struggles to feel accepted in a new town and in his new position.

A chance meeting between Evan and Lenora promises to change everything, but when Lenora proves too shy to pursue the relationship, Cassie begins to write Mr. Glenside letters in the name of her sister. Her good intentions lead to disaster when Cassie realizes she is falling in love with Evan. But then Evan begins to court Lenora, thinking she is the author of the letters.

As secrets are revealed, the hearts of Cassie, Evan, and Lenora are tested. Will the final letter sent by the vicar's daughter be able to reunite the sisters as well as unite Evan with his true love?

©2017 Josi Kilpack (P)2017 Josi Kilpack

Romance

I totally enjoyed this book and its reading. I can’t wait to read next book.

Highest praise for this book

The author did a remarkable job of presenting numerous troublesome scenarios with resolutions that were backed with a great deal of wisdom and learning. The book kept my interest, it was clean with highest morals yet utterly intriguing. I will definitely read more from this author

Great story with all the necessary setbacks

The characters are well flushed out and interesting and complex. Very engaging story of redemption.

a true love story

I enjoyed the narrator it was a story that I could not figure out how the ending we all think it's going to be actually happen. It definitely kept me entertained.

Heavy religious theme

FYI, this audio book is heavy on religious themes. If you're pagan, like me it may not gain traction. It's predictable, and 20 yr olds act like 16 yr olds. So much, drama could have been controlled by Leoonora placing a ad in the paper!!

Sweet Story, Gentle Truth

This was overall an enjoyable listen. The story was well thought out and not too predictable. The characters were well formed, I enjoyed getting to know them. Biblical truth was woven throughout, but in a very gentle way so as not to be overly preachy for those listeners who may not be believers. The narrator has a pleasing, soothing voice and she reads dialogue with convincing skill. At times her performance was a tad bit monotonous and her accent was slightly off on some words. But overall she was a very good narrator and I will listen to her again.

realistic and complete

Well narrated and well written. I like how the main character grows through the story. She matures and better understands those around her. The end felt complete, no ending with a kiss or a wedding but with life, so you feel as if the story is continueing but you are not left wanting at it's conclusion. Clean and Christian as well. Nothing that you would not want your children to hear if you are listening aloud. In fact my kids enjoyed listening with me often and it soothed them as they drifted off to sleep.

Wonderful Regency Romance

I really enjoyed this story. Its clean and heartwarming. I really enjoyed the narration but I noticed background noise.

The Vicar’s Daughter

A delightful read. It never ceases to amaze me of all the rules and regulations they had to abide by just to survive the Ton and stay on top and away from scandal. Makes me crazy to think about it!!!! I don’t know how they did it.

Lovely Story

Ms Kilpack is the best. I mistakenly listened to this book's sequel, "Miss Walton's Waltz" (outstanding!), before listening to this book; which was very much a spoiler for this book. So, I didn't enjoy it as much as its sequel, but still a wonderful, entertaining story. The narration is excellent.