The Duke's Cinderella Bride Free Audiobook Download by Carole Mortimer

The Duke's Cinderella Bride by Carole Mortimer is an audiobook that aims to be a lighthearted romance with a happy ending. It follows the story of a penniless Cinderella who has been left with nothing by her stepmother and stepsisters. When she meets the Duke of Avon, he offers her money in exchange for doing his bidding as his mistress. They decide to maintain their charade as long as possible, but when the duke falls in love with her, they must come up with a plan to keep their secret safe while they figure out their future together.

The Duke's Cinderella Bride is Carole Mortimer's third novel. It's set in 1832 and is about a society lady who falls for a duke despite the match being forbidden by all of society, especially her prospective in-laws.

The Duke's Cinderella Bride by Carole Mortimer is a classic romance novel that follows the journey of Lady Madeline Bray, who is forced to marry the Duke of Halstead in order to save her family from debt. The story takes place during the London Season in 1824, where it is important for women looking for marriage to have an elaborate gown and significant jewelry. The audiobook will be narrated by Steven Crossley.

The Duke's Cinderella Bride is an unusual historical romance novel that follows eighteen year-old Kate and her quest to find her prince. Since she was a young girl, everyone has told her she doesn't need a man to find happiness in life, but she believes otherwise. Despite being turned down by every possible suitor, Kate keeps on giving hope to the future of finding true love. When Kate meets the Duke of Trenton at a ball, she begins to wonder if he could be the one that might have finally found his one true soulmate.

In Carole Mortimer's delightful novel, The Duke's Cinderella Bride, the Duke of Avonbourne is looking for a bride and he finds a young woman named Daphne who has nothing but her dowry to offer him. He falls for her and decides she will make a perfect duchess.

"I saw the two of them come into the room. The Duke was in his usual suit, looking as if he'd just got out of a meeting, with a cigarette in his hand. I could see that she had some color back in her cheeks, and her eyes were bright."