Escape to Everly Manor

By: Chalon Linton

Narrated by: Aubrey Warner

Nineteen-year-old Lizzy and her young brother, Thomas, find themselves orphaned after a tragic accident claims the lives of their parents. Their estranged uncle Cline arrives to claim his inheritance, and his roguish ways cast a shadow over the manor. Both the family estate and guardianship of his niece and nephew were left to him, and diabolical Uncle Cline is determined to indulge in his newfound wealth and rid himself of his charges. Desperate to save her brother from a dangerous life at sea and herself from being married off to a detestable old gentleman, Lizzy knows there is only one choice left - they must run.

Lizzy and Thomas sneak away and find refuge in an abandoned cabin. There they remain hidden - until fate acquaints Lizzy with Mr. Barton, a charming gentleman who is immediately intrigued by the mysterious young woman. Concealing her identity, Lizzy is unaware that there is much more to this compassionate man than meets the eye. Through his kindness to herself and her brother, Lizzy begins to trust him. Soon, Lizzy realizes Mr. Barton may be her best hope for a life in which she can live - and love - as she chooses....

©2019 Covenant Communications, Inc. (P)2019 Chalon Linton

Very predictable. Just okay.

Boy meets girl. Bad guy threatens girl. Boy saves the day. Yes, the story is that boring.

Loved this story

This tale takes you on a journey of a young girl leaving everything she knows with her younger brother to escape an arranged dreadful marriage. It is suspenseful, yet sweet.

Damsel in distress extreme

The obvious storyline was tedious and repetitive. The problem solving skills were so limited and frustrating.

Fabulous story!

The storyline doesn’t miss a beat! It was the perfect length without lag of characters conversation or internal thoughts. I could feel the male hero’s love as it was being displayed throughout the book. However, I felt the female lead lacked enthusiasm and feeling toward her hero. But on the other hand; the herons personally, circumstances and even the narrator may had something to do with that conclusion. I wish the ending gave a little more of a glimpse into the characters future life. All and all this was a fabulous story, it kept me wanting more and I had a hard time putting it down. I Loved it!

Buckets of tears

If you like heroines who do little but weep, this is the book for you. The storyline is sparse, and character development is less than minimal, but there are many pages devoted to tears.