The Earl Rode to His Jilted Bride's Cottage - Then Heard His Own Sister Singing Inside

A jilted earl rides down to the cottage of the woman who broke their engagement three years ago, meaning only to look at her ruin once and be cured of her. Then, through the open window, he hears a voice he has grieved for years, singing in her front room. This is a complete Regency novel: a mapmaker who cuts a whole county backwards into copper, a blind gentlewoman the parish cannot account for, a notice to quit with a cruel line squeezed under the name, and the one folded sheet at the back of a sketchbook that explains why a woman would wreck her own life with four short lines and never once say why. A broken engagement explained and healed, a loyalty rewarded, and a cold house up the hill made to answer for what it did to more than one girl. If stories like this one keep you company, subscribe so the next one finds its way to you. And tell us in the comments where in the world you are listening from tonight. This is a work of fiction. The names, characters, places and events are products of the imagination, and any resemblance to real persons or events is coincidental. Chapters: 0:00 The News Up the Lane 2:55 The Keeper's Cottage 4:15 The Earl at Thorneloe 6:51 The Voice Through the Window 13:33 After He Had Gone 16:05 The Second Morning 20:30 The Widow's Call 24:17 The Fever in the Cottage 26:54 The Mending 28:55 At the Press 31:57 The Bond at the Back of the Book 38:58 The Last Card at Thorneloe 47:22 The Ride to Town 49:09 Up the Hill in Her Better Gown 55:04 Midsummer Eve 1:00:17 The Grey Church by the Forest #RegencyRomance #HistoricalRomance #RegencyEra #CleanRomance #Audiobook