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Stranger at the Manor
- Strangers, Book 4
- Narrated by: Joanna Stephens
- Length: 11 hrs and 55 mins
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Summary
A destitute man comes looking for help from his cousin, and uncovers some mysteries.
Phyllida Beasley is 40 years old, a mousy spinster who devotes her life to caring for her brother, and doing good works in the parish. She’s in a rut, but too timid to set herself free from her domineering friends and her own sense of duty. When a newcomer to the village draws her into his schemes, he challenges her to take a new direction. Can she summon the courage to step out of the shadows, when it means facing up to her terrible secret?
Peter Winslade’s career as a banker is over, after his bank failed and left him destitute. He’s forced to throw himself on the mercy of his cousin, the Squire, repaying his kindness by unravelling his tangled accounts. His helper is just the sort of woman he could easily fall in love with — can he persuade her to break away and embark on a great adventure? It could be the making of her, but it could also destroy her utterly. How can he protect her from her own past?
This is a complete story with a happy ever after. Book four of a six book series. A traditional Regency romance, drawing room rather than bedroom.
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- Amazon Customer
- 17-05-23
Entertaining good yarn.
As you comfortably settle into a story, gently portraying lives of somewhat ordinary people in the midst of rural Shropshire, Mary Kingswood will give you a surprising jolt of the unexpected throughout the whole narrative. So much so, that if you start with book one, it's impossible not to look forward to the next one. The narration is very expressive and each character has its own, sometimes quite comical voice. Extra marks for flawless pronunciation too.
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- Mo Bass
- 10-08-23
Delightful
Another beautifully written and narrated story about ordinary people in rural Shropshire from the Kingswood/Stephens stable. The development of the plot and a variety of amusing characters is masterly.
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- sammie
- 12-02-23
Enjoyable
A lovely clean regency romance the narrator was very talented and quite funny with all the different voices she made the story come to live well worth a listen for the entertainment alone.
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