The Good Wife of Bath: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Karen Brooks

The Good Wife of Bath is a novel written by Karen Brooks. The story focuses on an architect who designs a building that competes with the one that she has designed and built. The novel tells both her perspective as the wife of Bath and her husband's perspective as the husband of Bath.

The Good Wife of Bath is a rousing, and at times humorous, audiobook that will entertain readers the world over. The novel tells the story of how an unlikely marriage came to be between King Athelstan of England and Queen Edith of Scotland with all its attendant issues in regal power politics, marital strife, and family drama.

"The Good Wife of Bath" is about a woman who takes her husband's death in stride as she moves on with her life to re-evaluate her beliefs, goals and relationships. She becomes a sheep farmer, falls in love with the Mad Man of Lambton who shares her values, and helps him when he needs it most. Fran Burgoyne sounds wonderful narrating this novel.

Guillermo, a self-made businessman with a healthy appetite for the fruits of his labor, is about to marry his latest conquest when his father's ashes arrive to stir up family rivalries and everlasting hatred.

What makes this audiobook so addicting is the way it is narrated. 'Fran Burgoyne' does an excellent job of bringing the characters to life, and you will feel like you are standing in the middle of a medieval fair.

The Good Wife of Bath is a novel that has been around for centuries and yet it's never been boring. It's as if it's always fresh, new, entertaining and enjoyable to read over and over again. There are lessons to be learned from this novel about life but also about love.