““If Edith Wharton is an acquired taste, then this audiobook, narrated superbly by Robin Siegerman, is an ideal first course. Set during WWI, the novel highlights the efforts of a young man’s parents to keep him out of the war. Instead of avoiding the fighting, the recent college graduate joins the French army. Wharton’s dialogue is precise, and her narrative brings even the most mundane moments to life. But it is on the battlefield and in other graphic scenes that the skills of Siegerman complement or enhance the story. Siegerman channels Wharton, using inflection, tone, and a sense of emotion that keeps the listener focused until the audiobook’s satisfying conclusion.”

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““I am so thrilled with the quality of Robin Siegerman’s narration. Her voice pulls you in and takes you for a ride through the emotions and scenes.””

““I enjoyed this narrator’s voice. really easy to listen to and the story is a sweet WWII romance.””

““You are a gifted actress. Somehow, you became these characters. Now, with your interpretation, I have experienced the emotional impact I intended to give to readers. Your interpretation of my work means the world to me.–””

““Robin Siegerman does a wonderful job narrating. She performs the voices of all the characters, switches vocals effortlessly and tells the story in a perfect flow with the right amount of dramatic flair. Great job on the NY accent too!””