The Promise of Miss Spencer, Sarah L. McConkie
The Promise of Miss Spencer, Sarah L. McConkie
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The Promise of Miss Spencer
A Victorian Romance

Author: Sarah L. McConkie

Narrator: Amanda Cook, Dallin Bradford

Unabridged: 7 hr 1 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 05/06/2020


Synopsis

Miss Suzanna Spencer has successfully avoided marriage, waiting for love and equality in a husband of her choice.Yet when her father suddenly becomes ill, she agrees to his dying wish — to marry Mr. Lacy and secure her future. Cast suddenly into a mourning period, Suzanna and Mr. Lacy agree to keep their engagement a secret until the proper six months have passed. But when Suzanna and Mr. Lacy find themselves thrown together with Miss Grysham and her handsome uncle Lord Haversley, everything becomes complicated. If only Lord Haversley didn’t expose his true bravery.If only there wasn’t so much more to him than a gaudy Lord in Parliament. If only he would leave Suzanna alone. As the threat of smallpox looms close, all four friends must work together — and apart — to save the lives of those they love. Forced into keeping a promise, or securing the promise of her future, Suzanna must reconcile her obligations with her heart as she searches for a love she never had.

Reviews

Goodreads review by Sandra

The Promise of Miss Spencer is a unique Regency Romance. It has the typical romance story, but also talks about the history of smallpox immunizations. The book showcases several different reactions from the smallpox immunizations. Reactions ranged from fear of the immunizations, skepticism, support,......more

"You know how they can be- times of service often turn into a bona fide gossip hour." pg 15 McConkie is a new author, but I found her latest book to be fantastic. It's a good clean romance, with a fascinating historical aspect, and an all around fun storyline. Definitely a book to checkout when you a......more

This was a DNF for me. They're rare but it happens.. It was just too boring. Sometimes I purposely seek out somewhat slow and inoffensive books by authors whose specialty they seem to be. This however was too much. If another character was described as kind and worthy I was going to scream. When the......more