Young Mrs Savage, D. E. Stevenson
Young Mrs Savage, D. E. Stevenson
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Young Mrs Savage

Author: D. E. Stevenson

Narrator: Hilary Neville

Unabridged: 10 hr 26 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Soundings

Published: 09/01/2006


Synopsis

When Dinah was 19, Gilbert was a sort of fairy prince. She had loved him madly but gradually she had begun to realise that he was not quite so wonderful. Despite keeping her eyes firmly shut, her heart had known there was something wrong. When Gilbert is killed in a flying accident, she is left with four children to raise. Life is hard, fighting back loneliness and eking out a meagre pension. But when her brother Dan, newly demobbed from the Navy, arrives to whisk them away to the seaside, Dinah can at last find peace – and, when she least expects it, love.

Reviews

Goodreads review by Lady Clementina on December 22, 2023

Light-hearted and enjoyable Young Mrs Savage (1948) by D. E. Stevenson is a post-war story, of family, of relationships and bonds and things that may test or tug at them, one of new beginnings and of recovery and rejuvenation. Twenty-eight-year-old Dinah Savage is the Mrs Savage of the title and we m......more

Goodreads review by Duckpondwithoutducks on April 30, 2018

As with all of D. E. Stevenson's books, this is a gentle old-fashioned love story. There are similarities between this book and her later novel, Katherine Wentworth - a widow with children with not a lot of money meets a possible love interest in a difficult family situation that he doesn't know how......more

Goodreads review by Cindy on January 22, 2022

Another enjoyable book by DE Stevenson. Lots of fun looking on Google Earth visiting the area.......more

Goodreads review by Gina on January 29, 2024

4.5🌟 A super cozy and lovely D.E. Stevenson! There's so much to love about this story—a young widow, five interesting children, a loyal and fun brother, Scotland, a light romance and lots of nasty or nice neighbors. I was in heaven reading this book! I also adored the ending and it really left me wan......more

Goodreads review by Carol Bakker on April 09, 2022

I enjoy D. E. Stevenson so much more when children are in the story. Her strong suit, she writes them realistically and sympathetically. DES is pro-kids. Sometimes she wished she could stick up a large notice saying: "FOUR CHILDREN ARE NOT TOO MANY," so that people wouldn't pity her. It was hateful......more