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Bond Trilogy Book 1: Isabella
By: Mara Gold
Narrated by: Kim Marks
Length: 2 hrs and 43 mins

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Bond Trilogy Book 1: Isabella

Christian Historical Romance Novella with a bit of mystery

Setting: Newbury, Berkshire England in the early 19th-century

Beautiful, willful Isabella Martin is being raised as a lady by her doting parents at their bustling inn, "The Jolly George". Life is full of learning lady-like accomplishments for her and her cousin Caroline. After an embarrassing family loss, security is more important to her than love, and she aspires to marry up out of her social class.

Will her dreams come true as she seeks to socially climb, or will she die a slow, ghastly death at the hands of an adversary just when her life began to have new meaning?