Her Dark Inheritance

Beatrix is pronounced in different ways in different countries.

(5 stars)

Ruth McIntosh

Dark Inheritance

(5 stars)

Hudspa

Great Reader! Good book. Started out kind of dark but redeemed itself!

(4 stars)

A LibriVox Listener

I really enjoyed the suspenseful plot. The reader's continuous mispronunciation of the female lead's name was irritating. But not enough to stop listening. And that's my issue. Don't let it stop you from listening to a wonderfully written book.

a good story

(4 stars)

DonR

This is a good story although a little long winded in parts. The reader tells the story well but the mispronunciations are numerous and distracting.

(2.5 stars)

Melanie

This is an amazingly clumsy story. Good for doing dishes and laundry though.

(5 stars)

cyberhelp

No shooting and gun smoke but I still give it a 5

love it was a great story

(5 stars)

A LibriVox Listener

Fast Moving Dime Novel Melodrama

(4 stars)

Alonzo Church

This is an old fashioned page turner that moves swiftly, so if you find a point tiresome. or a character description irksome (why must the ugliness of the villainous be so stressed throughout?) don't worry, the story will move past it swiftly. Also, it's nice to see a story from this era set in New Orleans, and yet not be filled with racial claptrap. The "Dark Inheritance" of the title, which is the story's McGuffin, makes sense, given the period. I'd suggest simply forgiving the final plot twist. I liked the reader on this. Sometimes, high powered melodrama is best served by a calm, laconic voice.