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Chloe
- Narrated by: Marguerite Gavin
- Length: 8 hrs and 28 mins
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Chloe
Narrated by:
Marguerite Gavin
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Publisher's Summary
Chloe Lorraine Kimball is born at the estate of Ivy Manor in the wee hours of the twentieth century. Becoming a young woman, and having a home filled with everything a young girl could desire, she still lacks the one thing she wants above all else: unconditional love from her parents. With the help of friends, Chloe strikes out on her own, determined to stand apart from her family. She embraces marriage and a career, but not even motherhood brings her what she longs for. Her world comes crashing down amid the opening months of the Depression, and Chloe must realize that whether or not she's capable of giving and receiving love is entirely up to her. Will she find happiness on her own terms? Chloe is the first story in the Women of Ivy Manor series about four generations of women, set against the sprawling tapestry of the twentieth century.
©2005 Lyn Cote (P)2005 Blackstone Audiobooks
What the critics say
"A romance of epic proportions, absorbing and satisfying....Cote has written a winner. You will remember this heroine long after the final page is turned." (Deborah Bedford)