New Beginnings at Glendale Hall Free Audiobook Download by Victoria Walters

Glendale Hall was always the perfect location for my mother and me to spend time together. I found it there that she became my best friend. In fact, I would list her as a co-author of my memoir. She was always watching over me while I explored the house and made my way downstairs in the basement where we used to play. One day, I found an audiobook of New Beginnings at Glendale Hall by Victoria Walters narrated by Eilidh Beaton.

New Beginnings at Glendale Hall is a story of hope and the fight to get life back on track. It follows Victoria Walters, who is struggling with her new life after her husband's death. From the outside she looks happy, but inside she's a mess. She has moved into their family home and faces financial struggle with each passing day until she eventually finds herself in an abusive relationship. This book will pull you in from the first few pages as you follow Victoria's journey of self-discovery and find out how she learns to love again and move on from her past.

Glendale Hall is a school for boys who have gone astray. Headmaster Harker has the power to pull these boys back from the brink of destruction, but only if he can find them. When he discovers Caleb and Jacob, two brothers who are outwardly similar but hiding very different secrets, Harker sees a chance at redemption by keeping them close to him and teaching them that they deserve to be loved.

Victoria Walters was an English woman who made the difficult transition from country life to a new life in America. This is her story of how she learned the ways of this new land and grew into the person that would eventually become a writer.

The story is set in the early 1900s. A group of students from a prestigious boys' school, Glendale Hall, arrive for a Christmas vacation at a remote Scottish estate. Their hosts are the young brothers of their father, who has recently died. The boys were unaware that their father had betrayed his family to build a railroad connecting England with Scotland, and now all the property belongs to them, including Glendale Hall.

Victoria Walters is in charge of the Women's Shelter at Glendale Hall, a refuge for abused women and children. Her job often keeps her in the dark when it comes to the real problem, she has no money and depends on donations. That all changes with a new funding opportunity. The opportunity has been proposed by an anonymous donor who has put an offer on the table to help. However, this is not just any offer; it also carries with it a tough requirement: Victoria must write a memoir that exposes how Glendale Hall was built on lies, which resulted in its failure as a shelter.