Lady Connie


Read by Simon Evers

(3.8 stars; 32 reviews)

Constance Bledlow is a beautiful monied 20 year old with the world at her feet. She arrives in Oxford to spend a few months with her impoverished uncle, a University reader, and his family. She conquers Oxford society and sets many hearts aflame, among them that of Douglas Falloden, a conceited aristocrat at the university. However, his assumption that she will fall at his feet comes to nothing. Later, some ragging by ‘bloods’, led by Falloden, of a Polish musician at his college (Radowitz) leads to a bad injury. The book, set in Oxford, follows the aftermath of the incident and the way the lives of the three surprisingly intertwine. - Summary by Simon Evers (11 hr 11 min)

Chapters

Part 1, Chapter 1 33:38 Read by Simon Evers
Part 1, Chapter 2 35:24 Read by Simon Evers
Part 1, Chapter 3 32:09 Read by Simon Evers
Part 1, Chapter 4 33:46 Read by Simon Evers
Part 1, Chapter 5 26:53 Read by Simon Evers
Part 1, Chapter 6 38:05 Read by Simon Evers
Part 1, Chapter 7 36:57 Read by Simon Evers
Part 1, Chapter 8 36:44 Read by Simon Evers
Part 1, Chapter 9 32:49 Read by Simon Evers
Part 1, Chapter 10 30:20 Read by Simon Evers
Part 2, Chapter 11 42:09 Read by Simon Evers
Part 2, Chapter 12 32:25 Read by Simon Evers
Part 2, Chapter 13 43:31 Read by Simon Evers
Part 2, Chapter 14 32:36 Read by Simon Evers
Part 2, Chapter 15 36:31 Read by Simon Evers
Part 3, Chapter 16 43:58 Read by Simon Evers
Part 3, Chapter 17 34:37 Read by Simon Evers
Psrt 3, Chapter 18 41:07 Read by Simon Evers
Part 3, Chapter 19 27:52 Read by Simon Evers

Reviews

Long


(1 stars)

Found this book to captivate the interest at the beginning but soon became long and dull and in the end, not how you want it to turn out. a little depressing as well.


(5 stars)

Amazing narration, Simon! This novel depicts perfectly what it used to be like for women and is a real piece of history!

so so


(3 stars)

Loved the beginning of the book, but after few chapters lost interest. Great reader!!!


(4 stars)

Beautifully read as always by Mr. Evers. Engaging story.


(5 stars)

A feel-good story with good character development, & well-read.


(3 stars)

Faultless reading, as expected; however, I couldn't get comfortable with the acceptance of recurring theme that women are to blame for men being overcome by their passion and thus their reprehensible behaviour.