Beyond These Voices


Lu par LibriVox Volunteers

(3.8 stars; 33 reviews)

This novel tells the fictional life story of Veera Davis. The daughter of a poet and a poor noble woman, who is left in the care of her grandmother to a lonely and monotonous childhood, she has to make her way up in the world. But everything has a price. She tries to follow the conventions of the society which shunned her when she was poor. The novel explores themes such as love, money and loss. Don't worry, there is also a good murder mystery. Summary by Stav Nisser. (14 hr 1 min)

Chapitres

Chapter I 33:31 Lu par Jim Locke
Chapter II part 1 24:15 Lu par Jim Locke
Chapter II part 2 34:58 Lu par Jim Locke
Chapter III part 1 33:32 Lu par Jim Locke
Chapter III part 2 38:42 Lu par Jim Locke
Chapter IV 38:18 Lu par Jim Locke
Chapter V 12:37 Lu par VfkaBT
Chapter VI 17:45 Lu par VfkaBT
Chapter VII 22:50 Lu par VfkaBT
Chapter VIII part 1 30:52 Lu par Sarah Aggers
Chapter VIII part 2 24:24 Lu par Sarah Aggers
Chapter IX 16:26 Lu par jenno
Chapter X 20:57 Lu par jenno
Chapter XI 13:34 Lu par jenno
Chapter XII 9:46 Lu par jenno
Chapter XIII 17:55 Lu par Sarah Aggers
Chapter XIV 7:28 Lu par Dylan Campbell
Chapter XV 17:32 Lu par Dylan Campbell
Chapter XVI 15:22 Lu par Lynda Marie Neilson
Chapter XVII 15:02 Lu par Lynda Marie Neilson
Chapter XVIII 24:57 Lu par jenno
Chapter XIX 11:38 Lu par Lynda Marie Neilson
Chapter XX 10:06 Lu par Lynda Marie Neilson
Chapter XXI 22:27 Lu par Lynda Marie Neilson
Chapter XXII 23:57 Lu par Lynda Marie Neilson
Chapter XXIII 27:32 Lu par Lynda Marie Neilson
Chapter XXIV 20:46 Lu par Lynda Marie Neilson
Chapter XXV 7:44 Lu par Lynda Marie Neilson
Chapter XXVI part 1 21:18 Lu par jenno
Chapter XXVI part 2 41:29 Lu par jenno
Chapter XXVII 43:46 Lu par jenno
Chapter XXVIII 50:00 Lu par jenno
Chapter XXIX 41:49 Lu par Jim Locke
Chapter XXX 25:34 Lu par Jim Locke
Chapter XXXI 6:26 Lu par jhWang
Chapter XXXII 16:23 Lu par Jim Locke

Critiques

conflicting?


(0.5 stars)

You your righteous indignation reminds me of the GOP congress in its refusal to accept the villainy of Trump despite massive proof. Yes you provide a public service for which the world at large is grateful. But giving your time to this endeavor does not give you the right to silence well meaning criticism. This volunteer deserves kudos for his good intentions and hard work. But he should not be narrating. LibriVox can record every book that was ever written but if there is inadequate quality control nobody will listen and your work is wasted. It sounds like this gentleman fell asleep in one of his readings. When you provide a public service it does not give you the right to insult those who have an interest in seeing it succeed. I am providing you with a heads-up and I speak for many.

Interesring Story!


(5 stars)

Well intentioned reviewer, your review is conflicting and I mean this next part with the best intentions; you sound like an ungreatful person who doesnt deserve the privilege to listen to these audio books.

good story but reader should consider advise for improvement


(0.5 stars)

the reader is very enthusiastic but should take the advise from other reviews to improve quality

Well intended advice to valued reader


(2 stars)

Vfkabt, you’re volunteerism is truly appreciated. However, your narration needs work. With all due respect it sounds to me as though you are reading chapters for the first time. The narration comes in fits and starts. Reading each chapter before you record would help you familiarize yourself with the content and make for a fluid reading. Also, all unfamiliar words and foreign phrases should automatically be checked for proper pronunciation. These suggestions apply to all readers who want to make listening a joyous experience.