Notwithstanding
Mary Cholmondeley
Gelesen von Simon Evers





The book starts with Annette Georges choosing between two fates: suicide and running away with a disreputable stranger. She is rescued by a kind woman who looks after her until she can go to live with her maiden aunts in a village in the English countryside. There she meets and makes friends with various people and, almost coincidentally, the facts of her past come back to play a crucial part in the story. - Summary by Simon Evers (8 hr 39 min)
Kapitel
Chapter 1 | 10:13 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 2 | 8:10 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 3 | 8:34 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 4 | 10:06 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 5 | 5:57 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 6 | 21:10 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 7 | 11:45 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 8 | 15:18 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 9 | 10:08 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 10 | 16:08 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 11 | 8:52 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 12 | 10:59 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 13 | 9:13 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 14 | 13:36 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 15 | 7:54 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 16 | 10:54 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 17 | 8:57 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 18 | 12:54 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 19 | 17:15 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 20 | 10:32 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 21 | 9:06 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 22 | 9:22 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 23 | 9:16 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 24 | 10:00 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 25 | 18:12 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 26 | 13:16 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 27 | 18:51 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 28 | 28:07 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 29 | 21:02 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 30 | 10:49 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 31 | 11:28 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 32 | 6:00 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 33 | 10:16 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 34 | 9:42 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 35 | 18:22 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 36 | 6:45 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 37 | 19:49 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 38 | 5:44 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 39 | 15:46 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 40 | 10:11 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 41 | 11:51 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Chapter 42 | 17:09 | Gelesen von Simon Evers |
Bewertungen
Excellent!





A LibriVox Listener
Another awesome read by Simon Evers! I love this author! Thank you! Some parts run a little slow and I was longing for some action. But I love her descriptions and careful building of characters. The reader does an amazing job of distinguishing between characters. Stick with it! You won’t be sorry.
Love this Story!





jenniebrown
This is one of the best books I’ve read! There are minor character introductions here and there that make one wonder why but it all fits together perfectly. Stay with the few slower parts and, I promise you will be well rewarded. Wonderful story!





Working with words
Really well read by Simon Evers as always This is an absorbing evocation of a vanished way of life, when the honour (of women only, obviously) could be lost, and of small village life in England. The landscape and the people are drawn with lingering and often amused detail, perfectly suiting the pace of village life. If you like Anthony Trollipe, you will like this.
The Time Period





Keith Horvath
When a storyline comes to fruition, we can usually surmise the years created. Dress, attitude or car style or horse driven. This one is mostly based on " what would people say!" or " We will have to move now because they will talk!" And what a rather strange, off kilter ending. For me. Yet, do enjoy...





JW-H
If you understand and accept the mores of the volume's setting, you will most likely enjoy listening to this author's work. As for its narration, who can fault the brilliantly-accomplished reading style of the inimitable Simon Evers? I do believe he could make the London telephone directory come alive.
INTERESTING ENDING





AVID READER
A new author to me. A lot of TROLLOPE and perhaps a bit of BENNETT, not as good as either. but still a fine work. It does not hurt that it is read by Simon Evers.





Loretta
Thank you to Simon Ever for another impeccable reading. The main character of the book is a woman who is kind, honest and multi dimensional. Unfortunately she lives in a conventional world. I enjoyed the reading.





rosemary martin
brilliant reading and amazing story, reminds me of Jane Austens style. So many hidden gems in the narrative...I will definitely listen again. And I rarely listen or read a book twice.