Listen up, folks! I've got a treat for you today. Penguin brings you an audiobook that's a pure pleasure to immerse yourself in. Set in the splendor of Georgian London, this novel is a captivating blend of conspiracies, revelations, and romance. Brace yourselves for an adventure that blurs the line between coincidence and fate.
Picture this: London, 1799. Meet Dora Blake, a talented jewellery artist yearning for her big break. She resides with her enigmatic uncle in what was once her parents' renowned antiquities shop. When a mysterious Greek vase arrives, Dora's curiosity is piqued by her uncle's suspicious behavior. In her quest for answers, she teams up with Edward Lawrence, a young man desperate to gain entry into the esteemed Society of Antiquaries. See, Edward believes this ancient vase holds the key to his academic dreams. And for Dora, it's a chance to resurrect her family's faltering shop and escape her uncle's clutches.
But hold on tight! Because what Edward uncovers about this vase sends shockwaves through Dora's world. Suddenly, everything she thought she knew – about her life, her family, and the very fabric of her reality – is called into question. As she delves deeper into the truth, she realizes that some mysteries are meant to stay buried, and some boxes are locked tight for a reason.
Prepare to be swept away by the exquisite atmosphere and compelling narrative of Pandora. This novel deftly explores themes of secrets, deception, love, fulfilment, and the ever-elusive concept of hope. And the cherry on top? Olivia Vinall, the remarkable narrator behind DS Matilda Stone in Queens of Mystery, delivers a performance that's brimming with excitement. From distinguished dames to rugged Cornish seamen, she effortlessly brings this diverse cast to life.
So, my friends, don't miss out on this immersive journey. Susan Stokes-Chapman's Pandora is a gem that will leave you spellbound. Get ready to unlock the mysteries and lose yourself in the magic. © Susan Stokes-Chapman 2022 (P) Penguin Audio 2022.