The English Wife: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Lauren Willig

Lauren Willig's The English Wife: A Novel has been chosen as the audiobook of the month. The novel is a historical fiction that follows an American woman who marries the heir to a lord of the manor in England. She must then adjust to her new life-style and learn how to be the perfect wife during a time of upheaval and revolution.

How far would you go to find your true love? For Indiana O'Dell, the answer is very far. She walks across the world on her quest for a man who might be her soul mate. She traverses the distance from Korea to Los Angeles in search of him when she meets Lloyd Delacroix, an eccentric billionaire with a plan to give every American two weeks off to cruise around the world. Indiana decides that this is her chance at happiness and agrees to marry Lloyd without ever meeting him or speaking a word of English. When they are matched up, they decide to take their honeymoon during their wedding reception

The English Wife: A Novel is one of the best audiobooks ever written. It tells the story of an aspiring English wife and her misadventures in marriage, life, country, and culture. The narrator Barrie Kreinik has a beautiful British accent that makes this book perfect to listen to while driving or while exercising. I recommend this book for any fan of The Great Gatsby.

The English Wife: A Novel by Lauren Willig is a romantic comedy about a woman who embarks on an adventure of self-discovery and romance. The book was written in the style of the Brontës, which makes it unique and fun to read. It's easy to go along with the protagonist as she takes on the challenge of meeting different people and seeing how their culture shapes their lives.

Lauren Willig's novel, The English Wife tells the story of a woman who takes a drastic turn in her life when she goes to England and falls in love with a man that she didn't know existed. It is narrated by Barrie Kreinik who gives an outstanding performance.

The English Wife is a novel about a woman who marries a man from France. Her husband was in the army, so she had to learn new things about being an American wife- for example, how to cook crepes and make French apple tarts. She also has to follow the customs of her marriage, like not wearing black at home or drinking wine in public- which is something hard for her to accomplish because of her independent personality. The narrator's voice is easy to listen to and it keeps the listener interested as they hear about this woman's life- even though they have never met.