Of Light and Love

By: E.V. Bancroft

Narrated by: Morag Sims

Carolyn Trent-Parker is one of her generation’s best artists, but after losing her wife two years ago, she can no longer paint. In fact, she doesn’t want to do much of anything except hide away. Unwilling to move from her home but with no means of income, she’s forced to get a lodger.

Laura Kingston-Lopez is heartbroken and disillusioned, and she heads to England to pursue her masters in animation. She needs a place to stay, but isn’t prepared for what she gets. Her new landlady, Caro, is unwelcoming, grumpy, and completely fascinating. Opposites in every way, they push each other in unexpected ways. Can Caro rediscover her creativity? And even if she does, can Laura let go of her past so they can paint a new future?

©2022 Gillian Warren (P)2023 Gillian Warren

This was a good story

It is a story of light and love and growing hope. I didn’t care much about the narration, I didn’t like some of the voices she chose, especially for the one of the MC. I would have preferred her own voice for the Caro and not the voice choice she made.

Lovely!

A quite enjoyable story of moving on and learning to love again. Fantastic narration. Easy to differentiate characters with distinct accents that are performed very well.

wonderful

What a wonderful story. This is a story full of love and roman ce and all the trails that come fromit.