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The Brimstone Wedding

By: Barbara Vine
Narrated by: Juliet Stevenson
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Unlike the other residents of Middleton Hall, Stella is elegant, smart, and in control. Only Jenny, her care assistant, knows that she harbours a painful secret, and only she can prevent Stella from carrying it to the grave.

As the women talk, Jenny pieces together the answers to many questions that arise: Why has she kept possession of a house that her family don’t know about? What happened there that holds the key to a distant tragedy?

As Jenny uses the house to meet her lover, she makes some unusual discoveries, but only when Stella leaves Jenny her tape recorder, into which she has recorded the true events of the past, can the truth be finally - and shockingly - revealed.

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A very nice book to sit down with amongst the Sci-fi and fantasy I usually read. Good stroy and well narrated.

Brimstone Wedding = 13th Anniversary

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Narrator was fantastic captured the characters brilliantly.
Story was engrossing from beginning to end
Bravo!🙏

A Real Cracker

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I enjoyed the story and the narrator made it come alive for me. Good

Great narrator

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I thoroughly enjoyed this book I loved the mystery about it , The only thing I had to get over was the naming of the house Malacca another word would’ve been a lot better every time I heard it I thought someone was swearing anyway it was a good book and I’d recommend it to my friends , to anyone who likes a good mystery.

Loved it

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l liked it although it went into every mynoot detail. lm sure the next one will be fablous!

it was good 👍

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This was a great story by Barbara. loved the interwoven stories.. . loved how everything feel into place. . excellent narration

Excellent

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The narrator made this story so good. I'm going to look for more with this narrator.

Great story brilliant narration

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Parallel past and present stories of Stella in aged care and her carer Jennie, both the 'victims' of doom-laden romance.
Typical Babara Vine: what has happened is predictable but the tension is all about the how and why,
Merits a second listen, and of course Juliet Stevenson is brilliant.

Barbara Vine at her best

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Rendell/Vine has a wonderful way of writing and even her more drawn out stories (this is one of them) do not disappoint. There were times when I felt like I wanted her to just get on with it, but I realised that it was all a part of the painting of the picture and in the end it was all worthwhile.
The narrator was superb.

Typical Vine dive into the nature of people

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The narrator does voices and accents well. The characters are well rounded and fleshed out, starting with relationships made then entangled. The lurking shadow of Gilda drives the listener on to the inevitable, but her ending is worse than anticipated!

Slow start, cracking end

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