Although slow to pick up the pace, the characters did draw me in and Ladd did quite a good job of helping us feel for Kate in her dilemma.
A good read for her fans.


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The Weaver's Daughter: A Regency Romance Novel MP3 CD – Unabridged, 10 April 2018
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- Publisher : Thomas Nelson on Brilliance Audio; Unabridged edition (10 April 2018)
- Language : English
- ISBN-10 : 1543676626
- ISBN-13 : 978-1543676624
- Dimensions : 17.15 x 13.97 x 1.27 cm
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Chris
4.0 out of 5 stars
Well woven tale
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 5 May 2020Verified Purchase
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k.d.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Lesenswert von Sarah E. Ladd
Reviewed in Germany on 31 August 2018Verified Purchase
Es ist eine wunderbare Geschichte , historisch sehr gut belegt, über die Weberei in der Industrialisierungszeit Englands in der 19.JAhrhundert.
Es ist ein schönes englisch, sehr gut geschrieben, eine Freude es zu lesen..
Hier ist herrlich eingewebt die Liebe, die Hoffnung, und alles hat einen Sinn...
Sarah Ladd ist deutsch bekannt mit dem Roman " Die Erbin von Winterwood", das ist der 1.Band.von der Serie "TheWhispers on the Moors Novels"..
wie schön, dass es ein Buch von ihr auch deutsch wie dieses gibt...
Zurück zur "The Weavers Daughter", ich habe viel frohe Stunden bem Lesen gehabt, danke!
Es war eine schnelle Lieferung, schönes, sauberes Buch!
Es ist ein schönes englisch, sehr gut geschrieben, eine Freude es zu lesen..
Hier ist herrlich eingewebt die Liebe, die Hoffnung, und alles hat einen Sinn...
Sarah Ladd ist deutsch bekannt mit dem Roman " Die Erbin von Winterwood", das ist der 1.Band.von der Serie "TheWhispers on the Moors Novels"..
wie schön, dass es ein Buch von ihr auch deutsch wie dieses gibt...
Zurück zur "The Weavers Daughter", ich habe viel frohe Stunden bem Lesen gehabt, danke!
Es war eine schnelle Lieferung, schönes, sauberes Buch!

Natasha
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great read!
Reviewed in Canada on 22 January 2021Verified Purchase
Loved this book and found it very engaging! Could hardly put it down! Highly recommend it if you love a Jane Austin type romance mixed with some mystery and action!

William D. Curnutt
5.0 out of 5 stars
Romance Among The Strife Between Millers and Weavers
Reviewed in the United States on 25 April 2019Verified Purchase
Henry's loyalty is to his family and to the family business. But after going to war and seeing death and destruction he comes back a changed man. He isn't interested in making money for the sake of making money. He is more interested in helping people make a living.
Kate's loyalty is to her family and to the weavers whom she lives and works among. But being a woman she is relegated to the task of the dye house and working with the material. She is not allowed to participate in the discussions and business end of things that the men are.
In a twist of fate Henry and Kate are thrown together by chance in a way that speaks of Romeo and Juliet, or Darcy and Elizabeth. They come from two different worlds. They come from opposite sides of an age old rivalry. Throw in the fact that this is in a time in England when women are not allowed to have opinions and you face some real tension.
But Henry falls in love with Kate, but how will he win her heart. Kate's father is in turmoil with Henry and his father and pretty much demands his daughter remain loyal to him and the weavers and thus stay away from Henry and the millers.
The story is very well developed. The historical and cultural aspects of the story are well researched and written in a way to help you see both sides of the issue and actually appreciate both sides, even while seeing the tensions.
Will love win out? Will weavers and millers learn to work with each other to further each vocations livelihood?
Will the beginnings of the industrial revolution cause a community to flounder into poverty?
I trust you will enjoy this book as much as I did.
Kate's loyalty is to her family and to the weavers whom she lives and works among. But being a woman she is relegated to the task of the dye house and working with the material. She is not allowed to participate in the discussions and business end of things that the men are.
In a twist of fate Henry and Kate are thrown together by chance in a way that speaks of Romeo and Juliet, or Darcy and Elizabeth. They come from two different worlds. They come from opposite sides of an age old rivalry. Throw in the fact that this is in a time in England when women are not allowed to have opinions and you face some real tension.
But Henry falls in love with Kate, but how will he win her heart. Kate's father is in turmoil with Henry and his father and pretty much demands his daughter remain loyal to him and the weavers and thus stay away from Henry and the millers.
The story is very well developed. The historical and cultural aspects of the story are well researched and written in a way to help you see both sides of the issue and actually appreciate both sides, even while seeing the tensions.
Will love win out? Will weavers and millers learn to work with each other to further each vocations livelihood?
Will the beginnings of the industrial revolution cause a community to flounder into poverty?
I trust you will enjoy this book as much as I did.
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Rebecca Maney
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Lovely and Enticing!
Reviewed in the United States on 14 April 2018Verified Purchase
"He's back! Henry Stockton's back from the grave!"
Kate Dearborne has already seen the local ghost with her own eyes; the Stockton Mill owner's grandson was apparently never killed in the war, for Henry Stockton has returned to Amberdale to join his family's thriving business, and while unbeknownst to her father, Kate; through no fault of her own, has just become reacquainted with the imposing local figure.
Returning home after serving his country, Henry Stockton mistakenly believes that he is arriving back to the same peaceful community that he left behind; however, nothing could be further from the truth. His grandfather's iron clad business tactics have hardened his approach to profit, stirring wide discontent between the local weavers and those who have chosen to step forward and become employed by Stockton Mill. One man has truly crossed the line; Charles Dearborne, son of a formidable weaver. But it's the beautiful weaver's daughter that strikes the eye of Henry Stockton; in spite of their differences, and it in spite of his business partner's alluring daughter; who makes it quite clear that she wants to become Mrs. Henry Stockton.
As tensions rise and the stakes become higher, will Kate and Henry rise to the occasion, or will they fall back on conventionality and destroy any chance of happiness between them? For, "they were two people fighting the same battle on different sides of the war".
Enjoy Sarah Ladd's melodic style, as she demonstrates her own knowledge of weaving; using the power of words to fabricate a beautiful story.
Kate Dearborne has already seen the local ghost with her own eyes; the Stockton Mill owner's grandson was apparently never killed in the war, for Henry Stockton has returned to Amberdale to join his family's thriving business, and while unbeknownst to her father, Kate; through no fault of her own, has just become reacquainted with the imposing local figure.
Returning home after serving his country, Henry Stockton mistakenly believes that he is arriving back to the same peaceful community that he left behind; however, nothing could be further from the truth. His grandfather's iron clad business tactics have hardened his approach to profit, stirring wide discontent between the local weavers and those who have chosen to step forward and become employed by Stockton Mill. One man has truly crossed the line; Charles Dearborne, son of a formidable weaver. But it's the beautiful weaver's daughter that strikes the eye of Henry Stockton; in spite of their differences, and it in spite of his business partner's alluring daughter; who makes it quite clear that she wants to become Mrs. Henry Stockton.
As tensions rise and the stakes become higher, will Kate and Henry rise to the occasion, or will they fall back on conventionality and destroy any chance of happiness between them? For, "they were two people fighting the same battle on different sides of the war".
Enjoy Sarah Ladd's melodic style, as she demonstrates her own knowledge of weaving; using the power of words to fabricate a beautiful story.
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