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Sophia's Secret

Auteur(s): Susanna Kearsley

Narrateur(s): Carolyn Bonnyman

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When best-selling author Carrie McClelland visits the stark and beautiful Slains Casle, she decides to use the castle as the setting for her new novel, and one of her own ancestors, Sophia, as her heroine. Then Carrie realises her writing is taking on a life of its own and the lines between fact and fiction become increasingly blurred. As Sophias' memories draw Carrie more deeply into the intrigue of 1708, she discovers a captivating love story lost in time. Please note this title was previously recorded as The Winter Sea©2009 Susanna Kearsley (P)2009 Oakhill Publishing Ltd

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"A deeply-engaging romance and a compelling historical novel ... Susanna Kearsley has written a marvelous book." ( Bernard Cornwell)

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I enjoyed this story and hope that there is an Audible edition of The Firebird coming up. The idea of hearing the story coming from voices from the past was intriguing and I am always interested in reading a book about Scottish history that is well researched and well written. I usually find books with dual time lines frustrating, but they work very well in this story. Both Carrie and Sophia have interesting stories going on and Kearsley did an excellent job of integrating them.
My only criticism is that the reader, who is obviously Scottish and does a good job of the Scottish accents, was totally out of her depth with a Canadian accent, sometimes rolling her "r's", sometimes with the flat nasal vowels of Boston, sometimes southern US,, sometimes a bit British. While Carrie's accent is often quite muddled, her father's is atrocious. She also made a number of pronunciation errors, which I wrote off as probably reflecting her own heritage. I have never heard anyone in Canada pronounce lichen rhyming with kitchen.