Out of the Rain

By: Elizabeth Cadell

Narrated by: Anna Guerrier

Into the ordered life of thirty-three-year-old Edward Netherford comes the Brockman family. Loud, brash and demanding the return of three Impressionist paintings which have been retained - illegally, they claim—by their late father’s second wife. Edward’s legal services—and his even temperament - have never been more severely tested as letters to the second Mrs. Brockman in York remain ignored and unanswered. It soon becomes clear that some more positive move has to be made.

Under pressure to make an early settlement, Edward decides on a personal interview and travels to York, planning to mix business with pleasure by staying at an old school friend’s hotel. But stormy weather and a calamitous fire at the Cross Keys force him into much less suitable accommodation miles out of the city - and into the company of a beautiful young woman whose chaotic lifestyle proves to be a surprisingly pleasant diversion from the thorny question of the missing Brockman inheritance.

©1987 Elizabeth Cadell (P)2023 The Heirs of Elizabeth Cadell

Great story as usual

Loved the story and the wonderful characters. Perfect narration!
Elizabeth Cadell always delivers an interesting and amusing. Story.
I have read all her books over the last 50 years and I am so happy that they are available on audible.

Sweet Story of Shy Man Who Falls in Love

A gentle slow paced smiling story of a man who tries to be a good friend to his best friend by not taking away the woman he loves.

Light and Fun!

I really appreciate another book by Elizabeth Cadell. Good characters, good detail on York, and lots of friendly family drama make this a diverting read on a winter's day. Please keep them coming!

My very favourite Elizabeth Cadell book

I would describe this book - in one word - as “delicious”. I’ve always called it - the book with the big pram. It’s just delightful the way beautiful, fresh faced Estelle and her “very fine children” charm their way into the lawyer’s heart when he finds himself at her country cottage one dark and stormy rain soaked night. Excellent narration by Anna Guerrier.