Carnegie's Maid: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Marie Benedict

[Alana Kerr Collins] voiced the audiobook for Carnegie's Maid. This novel by Marie Benedict is about a young woman, Shelby Celeste Price, who joins the household of a wealthy Southern belle in Savannah, Georgia. When her first assignment finds her living in the home of an aging matriarch that goes against everything she believes in and has been taught, Shelby is confused, terrified, and unsure as to whether or not she can go on.

Marie Benedict's latest novel, Carnegie's Maid, is a historical fiction that explores the friendship between two women during the 1860s.

Carnegie's Maid is set in 1916, the height of World War I. The novel takes place in a fictional mansion on the outskirts of Washington, D.C., and focuses on the conflict between two competing women: the head housekeeper, who wants to change her family's world for the better, and a maid named Nancy whose sole ambition is to have a better life than she did.

Carnegie's Maid is the story of an immigrant from France who searches for a new life in America while also struggling to break free of the legacy of her master, Carnegie Smith. Set against the backdrop of pre-Civil War New Orleans, this richly layered historical novel tells the tale of how slavery and classism can clash when some people are able to outsmart their oppressors

Carnegie's Maid is a story about a maid in the late 1800s. It follows the life of Mary Hunter and her relationship with Andrew Carnegie, one of the wealthiest men in America. This book is told from Mary's perspective and she tells her story to her granddaughter at the end of her life. Although it is not a typical Wall Street novel, The Carnegie's Maid is based on an important historical event: Andrew Carnegie's mistreatment of his servants.

"Carnegie's Maid" is a novel about the experiences of the women who work for Mrs. Carnegie and the consequences of those experiences. The story takes place in the 1800s in Boston, Massachusetts and begins with young Margaret moving to town with her husband and children to work for Mrs. Carnegie, who provides "furnishings for gentlemen". Margaret is frustrated at her position as a maid, but when Mrs. Carnegie offers her a proposal which would save Margaret from cleaning she doesn't hesitate to accept.