Wanted - A Pedigree
Martha Finley
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Nina Clemmens was adopted as a baby. When her parents die, she goes to live with her religious aunt, who mistreats her because of her temper and her origin. Nina has been haunted by a woman in black for her whole life. She meets Dr. Monteith, who is a widower whose wife died in childbirth. Will Nina be safe with him? Will she come to know the God both her aunt and Dr. Monteith claim to serve? Will she ever be accepted despite her lack of pedigree? When a young man carelessly insults her, she vows revenge. But it is not as simple as she thought. Will she be reconciled to the one she loves? Will the mystery of the woman in black be solved? (Summary by Bria Snow) (16 hr 57 min)
Chapitres
A Mystery | 33:25 | Lu par Roohi |
An Exchange | 15:34 | Lu par Bria Snow |
Forebodings | 10:55 | Lu par Bria Snow |
An Unexepected Blow | 10:38 | Lu par Bria Snow |
The Arrival | 14:12 | Lu par Bria Snow |
'Comfort' causes Much Discomfort | 8:58 | Lu par Bria Snow |
Surprising Disclosure | 13:19 | Lu par Bria Snow |
Kizzie speaks her Mind | 17:54 | Lu par Bria Snow |
Stranger in a Strange Place | 40:02 | Lu par Roohi |
Rule of a Strong-minded woman | 29:47 | Lu par Roohi |
New Friends | 12:30 | Lu par Roohi |
A Young Tigress | 15:35 | Lu par Roohi |
Pharisee and Publican | 13:59 | Lu par Roohi |
A Pattern Boy | 10:52 | Lu par Roohi |
Petticoat Government | 17:57 | Lu par Roohi |
The Woman in Black | 29:49 | Lu par Roohi |
Watched | 17:15 | Lu par Roohi |
Unsatisfied Curiosity | 10:20 | Lu par Roohi |
Under Surveillance | 26:01 | Lu par Roohi |
Original Style of Courtship | 14:57 | Lu par Roohi |
Overwhelmed | 19:58 | Lu par Roohi |
A Homeless Wanderer | 18:50 | Lu par Roohi |
Rebellion in the Camp | 18:14 | Lu par Roohi |
Ghost or Mortal? | 15:58 | Lu par Roohi |
A Terrified intruder | 23:59 | Lu par Roohi |
Doubts, Fears, and Hopes | 14:07 | Lu par Roohi |
The Story Aunt Lettice Told | 20:04 | Lu par Roohi |
A Generous Offer | 10:18 | Lu par Roohi |
Nina's Choice | 36:59 | Lu par Roohi |
Haunted | 16:29 | Lu par Roohi |
Clouds and Sunlight | 21:28 | Lu par Roohi |
A Growing Friendship | 10:08 | Lu par Roohi |
A New Effort of the Enemy | 20:27 | Lu par Roohi |
The Woman in Black Again | 15:20 | Lu par Roohi |
Varying Moods | 29:01 | Lu par Roohi |
A New-comer | 23:23 | Lu par Roohi |
Jealousy, and What came of It | 27:56 | Lu par Roohi |
A Chapter of Mysteries and Surprises p371 | 56:07 | Lu par Roohi |
A Strange Warning | 20:35 | Lu par Roohi |
A Fearful Aternative | 25:29 | Lu par Roohi |
The Ordeal | 15:36 | Lu par Roohi |
Avenged | 24:39 | Lu par Roohi |
Turning States Evidence | 25:11 | Lu par Roohi |
Great Sorrow and Great Joy | 19:41 | Lu par Roohi |
Caught in Her Own Net | 23:47 | Lu par Roohi |
Oakdale | 9:29 | Lu par Roohi |
The Spoiler Spoiled | 34:37 | Lu par Roohi |
Retrospection | 6:03 | Lu par Roohi |
Retribution | 10:52 | Lu par Roohi |
Sowing and Reaping | 38:51 | Lu par Roohi |
Critiques





Matt E
Don't let the bigoted fool who rated this one star put you off. A beautifully read story.
Thoroughly enjoyable





Holly Lorraine
I enjoyed this book from start to finish. Reads like a Dickens tale at times because of the sufferings of the heroine. One of the themes is the contrast between true Christianity and self-righteous hypocrisy. The author was a bit too much in love with her heroine’s beauty. But that’s my only complaint. I loved the depth of characters and the plot twists. And I especially loved the father in the story.
Superb





Emily
Bria Snow's reading was excellent. I have enjoyed her performance in several books. Truly respect this authors work. An excellent choice, worthy of the time listening
Marina V.





A LibriVox Listener
All books should be read by native speakers. Horrible accent always spoils the whole impression. sounds Indian...





Sarah-Rose Davies
Such an exciting story, with lots of unexpected plot twists
excellent read





A LibriVox Listener
A delightful tale and a very good reader.
A Nice Story





Wendy Mathieu
This story was sometimes quite predictable. The contrast between a true follower of Christ and a follower of form is portrayed well. The reading and sound quality in some of the earlier chapters was quite bad. I skipped ahead a bit without missing too much. Ruhie (sp?) is a great reader.