An English Bride in Scotland Free Audiobook Download by Lynsay Sands

An English Bride in Scotland is a Scottish historical romance novel by Lynsay Sands. It's about a young woman from England who agrees to become the wife of a Scottish Laird in exchange for her family's debts being paid off. The book contains detailed descriptions of research about 17th century Scotland, including customs and attire. As the bride adjusts to her new lifestyle, she must also deal with the arrival of two more sisters-in-law.

The book tells the story of how twenty-eight-year-old Londoner Hermione has spent her life as a spinster and wants nothing more than a quiet, orderly life. But when she is thrust into the Scottish countryside where she must marry a man she's barely met, she soon learns that there are some people who want to bring about change whatever the cost. Bullet Point: An English Bride in Scotland narrated by ['Mary Jean Wells'] audiobook download Paragraph: The book not only tells a story but also provides insights into the culture and customs of Scotland in 1892.

When news reached her of the death of her beloved brother, Annabelle Hamilton returned to Scotland, her home country. She was shocked by what she found there: her father had sold off their estate and mortgaged the rest in order to pay his debts. And now he was dead, leaving Annabelle with nothing except a deep feeling of bitterness and regret for having left Scotland. But one day as she rode through the countryside on her way to visit an old friend, Peter Drummond, a Scottish laird living in dire poverty, she met Ian MacKinlay. Though he was impoverished like all others in Scotland at that time, he did not seem discouraged by his circumstances. He spoke of returning prosperity in Scotland--if only they could rid themselves of their English overlords.

An English bride travels to Scotland in 1813 and meets the darkly handsome Malcolm, Laird of Clan MacGreagor. But as secrets unfold, she fears walking down the aisle with a man who might not be what he seems.