Dinner on Primrose Hill Free Audiobook Download by Jodi Thomas

Dinner on Primrose Hill is a novel set in London during the summer of 1963. It centers around two women, Rose, who lives in the White House, and Liza, who has come to London from America to study at Cambridge. The women have their own distinct backgrounds and viewpoints, but find themselves navigating their relationship as they explore life on Primrose Hill with its rich history, beautiful people and attractive men.

'Dinner on Primrose Hill' is a novel by Jodi Thomas which has been adapted for the screen. Julia Gibson narrates this beautifully written story about two young girls, their parents, and the events that take place over one summer.

In "Dinner on Primrose Hill", Jodi Thomas has written a mystery with the English country town of Casterbridge as the setting. The novel tells the story of a young girl who goes to live with her aunt and uncle in London, but finds herself pulled back to her hometown for one last summer. She becomes involved in trying to find out what happened to an old man from Casterbridge who was found dead at Primrose Hill, which is only accessible by foot.

Dinner on Primrose Hill is a sweet and colorful novel about friendship, family, love, and understanding as well as the havoc that cancer can wreak on a person's life. It tells the story of Justina Thomas and her daughter Janey who are spending the day together with their respective families on Primrose Hill, before Justina is told she has stomach cancer. This book is an audiobook download narrated by Julia Gibson.

The audiobook is set on Primrose Hill in London, England. There is a huge stone ruin called the Stonehenge. Dinner is being served inside the ruins of the structure before the party out on its lawn. The guests are all strangers and there's a lot of intrigue about why they're all there, but no one knows for sure.

A straightforward romance with a touch of suspense, Dinner on Primrose Hill is the story of a dinner party held at Primrose Hill in London. This novel is actually based on a true story that took place in October 1936, when Rudyard Kipling's wife was hosting dinner for all the visiting dignitaries and newspaper editors who had come to cover their visit.