There is no one like Edith Wharton to explore the complexities of human relationships, and narrator Laurel Lefkow is an excellent guide to that exploration. This audiobook features Charity Royall, a young woman who is struggling against society's constraints as she tries to develop her own sense of self. When she becomes caught up in an inappropriate relationship with a man of questionable character, society's rules come crashing down on her. Lefkow is a steady narrator with a lovely placid voice. Her tone works well with Wharton's prose, and her pacing fits the audiobook's mood. Dialogue is convincing, and special consideration is given to Charity herself: She is the ideal blend of innocent victim and sassy iconoclast. This performance is a treat for all listeners. L.B.F. © AudioFile 2024, Portland, Maine [Published: JULY 2024]
Trade Ed. Naxos AudioBooks 2024
DD ISBN 978-1-78198-498-7 $21.50
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