Miss or Mrs.?


Read by Jacquerie

(4.4 stars; 74 reviews)

Natalie Graybrooke is in love with her cousin Launcelot Linzie, but engaged to Mr. Turlington, an older man who covets her fortune and whom she detests. Turlington is the executor of Natalie's father's estate. When Natalie secretly marries her cousin, Turlington arranges to have Natalie's father murdered, to gain control of his fortune. (Summary by Christine Dufour) (3 hr 28 min)

Chapters

First Scene - At Sea 33:57 Read by Jacquerie
Second Scene - The Store-Room 27:13 Read by Jacquerie
Third Scene - The Money Market 10:16 Read by Jacquerie
Fourth Scene - Muswell Hill 12:13 Read by Jacquerie
Fifth Scene - The Square 15:40 Read by Jacquerie
Sixth Scene - The Church 7:34 Read by Jacquerie
Seventh Scene - The Evening Party 22:00 Read by Jacquerie
Eighth Scene - The Library 18:17 Read by Jacquerie
Ninth Scene - The Drawing-Room 10:45 Read by Jacquerie
Tenth Scene - Green Anchor Lane 8:33 Read by Jacquerie
Eleventh Scene - Outside the House 7:16 Read by Jacquerie
Twelfth Scene and Conclusion 35:01 Read by Jacquerie

Reviews

A Superior Reading


(5 stars)

Christine Dufour makes a wonderful job of Wilkie Collins' short novel "Miss or Mrs", and reads with real dramatic power and emotion. The story is a delightful lollipop, and the first three chapters are especially well-crafted and dramatic. The only problems I noticed with the perfectly acceptable North American accent was with the pronunciation of a very few English place names, such as "Bideford", "Ilfracombe" etc. I mean to listen to more of Christine Dufour;s recordings.

SHORT AND SWEET


(4.5 stars)

The writings of Colllins are so interesting because of his ability to communicate vivid moral pictures of the characters, especially the "bad guys." In this book, Richard Turlington takes his place near the head of Collins' noted villains. As others have stated the reader was excrllent, showing careful enunciation and, more importantly, a leisurely pace which ensures that the listener does not have to strain in order to follow the story.


(5 stars)

Great book and well narrated by jacquerie and my second Collins book today ; added jacquerie to favourites

Excellent reading


(4 stars)

The story is so so, but the reader did such a good job.


(3 stars)

Short and sweet. Familiar plot, familiar characters. Good for a good, long, dog-walk. Great narration


(4.5 stars)

Thank you to the reader who did a great job reading this book.

Miss or Mrs.?


(4.5 stars)

Excellent reader, five stars for her. Good story, four stars.

Miss or Mrs?


(2.5 stars)

The book was OK but the reader was excellent.