Vittoria Cottage, D. E. Stevenson
Vittoria Cottage, D. E. Stevenson
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Vittoria Cottage

Author: D. E. Stevenson

Narrator: Lesley Mackie

Unabridged: 8 hr 5 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Soundings

Published: 02/01/2017

Categories: Fiction, Sagas


Synopsis

Since being widowed, Caroline Dering has been content to live her life solely for her children. Then the mysterious Robert Shepperton arrives in the village. At first, Caroline's gentle heart is simply touched by his obvious unhappiness; until gradually she finds her sympathy turning into love. But the visit of her lovely younger sister, Harriet, to Vittoria Cottage, throws Caroline into a turmoil — because Harriet also falls for Mr Shepperton…It was not until now, when she thought she had lost Robert, that Caroline discovered how much he meant to her…But with her beloved, glamorous sister Harriet evidently winning his friendship and admiration, what can be done…?

Reviews

3.5 stars, more if you're a fan of cozy, old-timey family dramas with a little romance. If you've read any other D.E. Stevensen novels, this is fairly typical of her work: small English town life in the mid-20th century, often with WWII as a backdrop. Caroline Dering is a charming, rather quiet wido......more

Goodreads review by Magrat

¡Qué historia tan encantadora! Creo que es la palabra que mejor la define. Una novela de esas de "señoras inglesas en pueblecillo" que para mi son un lugar feliz. En este caso aunque es una historia plagada de humor y buenas intenciones (empezando por su estupenda y adorable protagonista) también tie......more

Goodreads review by Alisha

This is the kind of book that to me best exemplifies D.E. Stevenson's talent. A quiet domestic novel. Caroline is a widow with two daughters and one son. They live in a cozy house in a small village. Caroline is a type of character that D.E. Stevenson does particularly well--one that somehow manages......more

Goodreads review by Abigail

In times of stress one could do worse than turn to a D. E. Stevenson novel. Set for the most part in English country villages, they are full of decent people (plus a sprinkling of rotters to move the plot along) muddling their way through life's ups and downs. Her books are comfy and undemanding but......more