The Wicked Godmother, M. C. Beaton
The Wicked Godmother, M. C. Beaton
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The Wicked Godmother

Author: M. C. Beaton

Narrator: Lindy Nettleton

Unabridged: 5 hr 44 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 06/01/2013


Synopsis

Lovely but penniless Harriet Metcalf is aghast when a nobleman’s will names her guardian of his snobbish twin daughters when they come out during the next London season. And is she wily enough for the intrigues of the ton—or its two most eligible bachelors, the Marquess of Huntingdon and Lord Vere? Harriet sees them as suitors for the twins, while the gentlemen see only Harriet’s charms. Soon she is falling in love with one of the dashing rakes … but a cruel betrayal will be her ruin unless the Clarges Street servants can save a lady’s honor when she loses her heart.

About M. C. Beaton

M. C. Beaton has won international acclaim for her New York Times bestselling Hamish Macbeth mysteries. The BBC has aired 24 episodes based on the series. Beaton is also the author of the bestselling Agatha Raisin series, which will air as an eight-episode dramatic series on Sky1, starring Ashley Jensen. She lives in the Cotswolds with her husband. For more information, you can visit MCBeaton.com.

About Lindy Nettleton

Lindy Nettleton is a professional actress and a registered nurse who was born in England and lived in Hong Kong, Singapore, Scotland, and various places in England before coming to the United States. Apart from acting and narrating audiobooks, she runs her own wellness business. She is now a US citizen and is happy to make Newport, Rhode Island, her home.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Ffiamma on July 16, 2015

romanzetto gradevole, con personaggi simpatici (molti dei quali incontrati nelle puntate precedenti), storia leggera ma godibile e descrizioni della vita londinese durante la stagione mondana. perfetto per svagarsi con lievità, senza avere aspettative troppo alte.......more


Quotes

“Chesney…sets a lively tempo, moving admittedly familiar events and characters to a pleasingly predictable conclusion.” Publishers Weekly