The Woman on the Pier Free Audiobook Download by B P Walter

The Woman on the Pier is a novel (1957) by B.P. Walter, author of The Edge of the Bush and The Feathers of Peace. It tells the story of two different women and their lives on the shore of Dublin Bay in pre-World War I Ireland.

The Woman on the Pier is the year-long story of a woman who is waiting for her husband, who is away on a cruise. She spends her time at the pier that overlooks their home from the ocean. Her reflection in the water reveals more about her than she could ever imagine.

"The Woman on the Pier" is a mystery novel which takes place in 1939, and follows the lives of people as they struggle to survive during World War 2. The book's protagonist, Natalie, starts out as a strong woman, but gradually she becomes a timid and confused person who goes about her life without knowing what she really wants.

The Woman on the Pier is a story of love, betrayal and redemption. Set in England during World War I, the novel follows Eva who, amidst her grief over the death of her older brother, is lured into a dangerous affair with Thomas, a dashing soldier-turned-poet. Over time, Thomas’s affections become more twisted as he draws Eva ever closer to his world of danger and deceit.

This is a story of love and loss, and the long walk home. It is also a story of finding out who you are and becoming your own man. The Woman on the Pier was made into a movie in 1978 by B.P. Walter.

[Stephanie Racine] read the audiobook in a soothing voice that kept me listening until the very end. [Luke Francis's] narration is perfect for this story, his voice was smooth with an air of mystery and intrigue. The narration totally immersed me into the story, which I couldn't stop listening to.