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Simon the Coldheart
- Narrated by: George Weightman
- Length: 9 hrs and 58 mins
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Summary
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Perfect period detail and rapturously romantic from one of the best-known and beloved romantic novelists.
Even as a 14-year-old orphan, Simon Beauvallet knows his own mind. Later, friend and foe alike will know better than to cross the flaxen-haired mountain of a man whose exploits in battle have earned him knighthood, lands and gilded armour.
After Agincourt, he has no equal save the king himself in generalship - until his legendary prowess is baulked by a woman. In Normandy, the icy rage of Simon the Coldheart must melt - or quench Lady Margaret, spitfire of Belremy.
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- Chf
- 10-08-23
Bit slow to start, then becomes what you expect
Starts off differently then becomes similar to her well known Regency novels. Look out for Leon from one of her regency books.
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- andrew brooker
- 07-03-22
chivalry
loved it, not her usual style but very enjoyable. understand why she wrote it for her brother
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- N White
- 20-10-21
Beautifully Narrated
Great to have this old favourite on Audible, beautifully narrated by George Weightman. A most enjoyable listen.
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- M
- 18-12-21
My favourite Georgette Heyer at last!
Ever since I started listening to Audible about 15 years ago I've been wanting you to offer this particular Georgette Heyer and I'm not disappointed. Simon the Coldheart is a very different book from those set in the Regency period and the narrator has done a wonderful job in voicing the different characters.
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- Sandra Meggison
- 29-12-21
A Great Listen
I enjoyed it immensely. Wonderfully narrated by George Weightman, he skilfully portrayed each character.
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- kay cooper
- 26-02-24
One of my favourite Heyers
Simon the Coldheart was apparently not Georgette Heyer's favourite work. But I think her famous good judgement failed her here.
Just as with her books set in the 18th century, her meticulous research creates an authentic atmosphere of the period. There is exactly the right amount of Medieval jargon to give colour without becoming tedious. It is a rich and smooth read.
And I loved the characters. Lord Fulk is a blustering lovable bear of a man, his son Alan is a courtly romantic knight while still wielding a mean sword....
And the hero and heroine, all-conquering Lord Simon of Beauvallet and the Amazon Countess Margaret of Belremy, are fascinating and appealing. I loved it that lowly-born Simon won his way to the top on his own merit. I loved Lady Margaret's feisty character, won over by Simon despite being at daggers drawn - literally- a lot of the time.
S the C is a great comfort read/listen. And narrator George Weightman deserves five stars too. Perfectly paced, and how he remembered all the slightly nuanced accents, I don't know. Recommended.
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- H.G.
- 17-11-22
Very good
I think I’ve read nearly all of Georgette Heyer’s books, this being one of the few I had missed. I thoroughly enjoyed it & the narrator was excellent.
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- ruthieB
- 17-07-24
Georgette Heyer fan for 60 years
I have been a Georgette Heyer fan for more than 60 years, Her books are well written, well researched and most important a really good read. I hadn't tried this one, mainly because it is historical and her regency books are more to my taste. I read Beauvallet again recently, I love this book, and Nicholas Beauvallet is a descendant of Simon. I did enjoy Simon very much but just not quite as much as her others, the narration was very good too. The descriptions of the clothes, the various foods and the different locations were missing for me, I understand that these were not relevant at this time. Still a good read though, my comments are purely my taste. Read and enjoy.
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