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The Garden of Forgotten Wishes
- Narrated by: Melissa Vaughan
- Length: 13 hrs and 25 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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Summary
Brought to you by Penguin.
The brilliant new novel from top five Sunday Times best-selling author Trisha Ashley.
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- Amazon Customer
- 26-07-20
Gardening Delight
As usual a really great story with many twists and turns, but a ,ove story that all works out in the end. For those who haven't read Tricia Ashley before I would thoroughly recommend her books. They arevery down to earth but the stories are so well written. Loved how characters from her last book made an appearance in this one, ,overly touch. Can't wait for the next one now.
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- heather crispin
- 05-08-20
Similar to others
The woman who has lost her mother again scenario. But s nice story until the last chapter when it becomes a farce. Mike turning up is where it should have ended.
The long list son ex girlfriend and g thy hen the two ex’s. Go o ok no off together is OTT
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- Mho Phipps
- 28-09-20
Excellent
Great storyline , loved the characters ...so relatable . Couldn't set down from start to finish .
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- Shell Barrett
- 16-01-22
A Good Listen
This is the first Tricia Ashley book I've listened to. It was a bit too descriptive for me. I know in some cases description is good but I found it was too much.
The plot was good. I may try another book to see if this is how Tricia writes. I don't think I can dismiss her books after listening to one.
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- Mark
- 06-07-21
Well worth the effort…
I read/listen to lots of books of this genre - easy and gentle. I’m often disappointed in the abrupt end of most books, you spend hours listening to it and then it’s all rapped up in 1/2 a chapter!
Not this one, it leaves you completely satisfied and ready for the next adventure.
Beautifully read by Melissa Vaughan and a gorgeous story by Trish Ashley
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- Hilary
- 21-06-21
A very pleasant story.
The story started slowly and seemed rather strange, however it turned into a very enjoyable tale with many twists. Particularly if like me you are a keen gardener who enjoys turning a jungle into a beautiful ordered garden.
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- Karen norman
- 01-03-21
Took a little time
For a change I wanted to listen to something nice and fluffy instead of my more serious listens. It is a great story but ..... the narration took me a little time to get use too. Why did the males in the story have a kind of lisp. The Lancashire accents where pretty good and all the posh people have had husky lisps (if the narrator has a speech impediment I apologise). Story line was good ..... Most enjoyable but for the narration.... I wanted to give up and return the book but luckily I persevered as usually Tricia Ashley books are like a warm hug on a cold day. This story is a little darker than usual but thoroughly enjoyed the story apart from narration.