Wildflower Hill
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Caroline Lee
About this listen
In 1920s Glasgow, Beattie Blaxland falls pregnant to her married lover Henry just before her nineteenth birthday. Abandoned by her family, Beattie and Henry set sail for a new life in Australia. But life is not about to follow the plan that Beattie had hoped for and fate will play her a cruel hand...
In 2009, London, prima ballerina Lydia Blaxland-Hunter is also discovering that life can also have its ups and downs. Unable to dance again after a fall, Lydia returns home to Australia to recuperate. But on arrival she is presented with some surprising news – her recently deceased and much-loved grandmother Beattie Blaxland has left her Tasmanian property to Lydia. Told through the eyes of a young Beattie Blaxland and a contemporary Lydia Blaxland-Hunter, this is an emotionally charged, seductive tale of self-discovery, secrets and surprises.
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- A M Underwood
- 15-11-16
lovely story
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
would recommend this book as its a gripping story
What three words best describe Caroline Lee’s voice?
british accent was a bit dodgy but once you got used to it it was believable
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
- Marie
- 14-01-11
thoroughly enjoyed
i highly recommend this book. its an excellen listen all the way through. i have also read 'Duet' by Kimerbley Freeman which is just as good so i'm eagerly awaiting more of her books, hopefully soon!
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- Jessica W
- 06-06-21
Heart wrenching and beautiful
I love the way Kimberley Freeman pulls me into the world’s she creates, and makes the landscapes, people and surroundings so rich and intricate.
I found this story, out of all Kimberley Freeman’s the hardest but also the most compelling to listen to because of the events that the young protagonist goes through. I was cheering her on, wanting things to work out for her. I think she might actually be my favourite lead in all of her books, and I’ve read most of them!
I also loved how the towns in Tasmania are brought to life so vividly. I really felt like I was there, and the atmosphere was perfect.
I don’t really have an dislikes for this book. I did find that I have to invest more at the start of the story to really get drawn in, but I personally like that style and once it gets going, it’s really well paced.
I also have a lot of affection for this narrator that has done several of Freeman’s books. Her accents aren’t 100% spot on but I find her voice, tone and pitch so easy to listen to, that I don’t mind the accents.
I wish there were more books of Freeman’s/Wilkins on audible!
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Overall1 out of 5 stars
- Joanna
- 28-12-11
Awful Scottish accents
This may be a good story, but the narrator is hopeless at regional British accents and this really ruins the book.
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