The Virgin Who Humbled Lord Haslemere Free Audiobook Download by Anna Bradley

In this story, the Virgin is Anne Bradstreet, a daughter of Thomas and Alice Bradstreet. Her father was governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, but she grew up in England. She left England and came to America when she heard rumors that a new country had been discovered. The Virgin lands in America just as it begins to fight a war with Lord Haslemere.

Maria came from a poor farm family in the English town of Hanbury. She was washed, dandled, and raised to be a good girl, with no knowledge of any other world but the one she knew. But then she met Lord Haslemere and his friends at a party in London. Maria, who first thought them all very beneath her notice, soon found herself swept up into their world and longing for more of it. The Virgin Who Humbled Lord Haslemere is an uplifting tale that proves the power of love can change the course of history-even those born into destitution

The Virgin Who Humbled Lord Haslemere is a story about the changing fortunes of the Duke of Haslemere. After years of struggle and turmoil, the Duke faces bankruptcy and his heir is in exile. Anna Bradley was born to a family that was of low rank, but her strength and will to save her family brought them back to power when she became an heiress.

'Jessica Bright' does a wonderful job of narrating in a voice that is soothing and captivating. The book was very easy to listen to make you wish it was longer.

From her lying-in-state to her final resting place, through the funeral, Anna Bradley traces every moment of the life of a woman who touched everyone she met and made them feel special. She also tells the story of how this ordinary woman caught the attention of royalty and how it changed her life forever.

Jessica Bright did an amazing job narrating this book. Her voice was perfect for this novel. It was a pleasure to listen to her voice while reading the book. She did an excellent job of making you feel like the protagonist is speaking to you personally when she speaks in first person narrative and not just describing someone else's actions.