Ralestone Luck


Leído por Gabriel Glenn

(4.4 stars; 113 reviews)

Rupert Ralestone is officially the Marquess of Lorne--but with no family money or prestige, the title is worthless. He and his younger brother and sister return to the old family homestead--Pirate's Haven. Their only hope is to find the family's talisman, a great sword, and restore it to its proper place. (5 hr 52 min)

Capítulos

The Ralestones Come Home 23:01 Leído por Gabriel Glenn
The Luck of the Lords of Lorne 20:52 Leído por Gabriel Glenn
The Ralestones Entertain an Unobtrusive Visitor 23:37 Leído por Gabriel Glenn
Pistols for Two -- Coffee for One 20:59 Leído por Gabriel Glenn
Their Tenant Discovers the Ralestones 21:07 Leído por Gabriel Glenn
Satan Goes A-Hunting and Finds Work for Idle Hands 20:26 Leído por Gabriel Glenn
By Our Luck! 20:38 Leído por Gabriel Glenn
Great-Uncle Rick Walks the Hall 21:24 Leído por Gabriel Glenn
Portrait of a Lady and a Gentleman 19:59 Leído por Gabriel Glenn
Into the Swamp 18:56 Leído por Gabriel Glenn
Ralestones to the Rescue! 19:29 Leído por Gabriel Glenn
The Ralestones Bring Home a Reluctant Guest 18:25 Leído por Gabriel Glenn
On Such a Night as This -- 20:26 Leído por Gabriel Glenn
Pirate Ways are Hidden Ways 20:54 Leído por Gabriel Glenn
Pieces of Eight -- Ralestones' Fate! 14:24 Leído por Gabriel Glenn
Ralestones Stand Together 20:06 Leído por Gabriel Glenn
The Return of Rick Ralestone 18:36 Leído por Gabriel Glenn
Rupert Brings Home His Marchioness 9:08 Leído por Gabriel Glenn

Reseñas

Another entertaining short story by Andre Norton


(4.5 stars)

I am amazed every time I listen to a story by this author, no matter what the genre her attention to detail and imagination is always entertaining. She was a very talented and imaginative writer in many a diverse topic or genre.

Adventure in the deep South


(4 stars)

Enjoyable adventure story set in New Orleans, complete with secret compartments, hidden tunnels, missing treasure, and long-lost heirs.

Really enjoyed it. Fun, fast moving story that is nicely read.


(4 stars)

Unusual story from Andre Norton


(5 stars)

I am used to sci-fis, but this is still good. This is a light-hearted mystery surrounding the Ralestone's missing luck - a pirate's sword. The current residents are threatened by a rival for the ownership of the homestead, and a ghost seems to be roaming the halls. That should keep a family busy. Enter in a young man living in the swamps, and a nearby tenant, and a family who has always lived on and worked the land, and you have a nice host of characters to make for interesting reading. I enjoyed it. Reader did a nice job, no complaints.

somewhat meh


(2 stars)

This story did not flow all that we'll for me. I prefer the space scifi writing of this author.


(2.5 stars)

Couldn't get used to the reader's accent and stopped listening after a few chapters