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Audiobooks by Mary Elizabeth Braddon
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"Aurora Floyd is a Victorian sensation novel of passion, secrecy, and scandal. The impulsive daughter of a wealthy banker, Aurora hides a mysterious disappearance that shadows her future. As rival suitors court her and marriage promises stability, a figure from her past reappears—and is soon murdered. Suspicion falls on Aurora, forcing buried truths into the open. Braddon explores love, jealousy, and the perilous cost of defying social convention."
"Vixen is a Victorian novel of friendship, passion, and growing rivalry. Violet Tempest, known as Vixen, is a spirited young woman whose love of freedom and adventure sets her apart. Her close bond with Roderick Vawdrey deepens as they mature, but affection soon clashes with jealousy and social expectation. Set in the English countryside, Braddon explores youthful impulse, emotional conflict, and the fragile line between devotion and resentment."
"Vixen is a Victorian novel of friendship, passion, and growing rivalry. Violet Tempest, known as Vixen, is a spirited young woman whose love of freedom and adventure sets her apart. Her close bond with Roderick Vawdrey deepens as they mature, but affection soon clashes with jealousy and social expectation. Set in the English countryside, Braddon explores youthful impulse, emotional conflict, and the fragile line between devotion and resentment."
"Vixen is a Victorian novel of friendship, passion, and growing rivalry. Violet Tempest, known as Vixen, is a spirited young woman whose love of freedom and adventure sets her apart. Her close bond with Roderick Vawdrey deepens as they mature, but affection soon clashes with jealousy and social expectation. Set in the English countryside, Braddon explores youthful impulse, emotional conflict, and the fragile line between devotion and resentment."
"Charlotte’s Inheritance is a Victorian novel of love, duty, and social ambition. Gustave Lenoble, a law student from humble origins, is expected to secure his family’s future through an advantageous marriage. In Paris, he becomes drawn to the sorrowful Madame Meynell, awakening desires that conflict with obligation. As inheritance, identity, and hidden pasts shape their fates, Braddon explores the tension between personal happiness and the demands of society."
"The Golden Calf is a Victorian novel of ambition, class conflict, and moral temptation. Ida Palliser, a poor but gifted young woman at a harsh boarding school, longs to escape poverty and claim a brighter future. Torn between pride, independence, and the lure of wealth, she seeks advancement through talent and marriage. Braddon explores the corrupting power of money, the cruelty of social hierarchy, and the difficult choices faced by women striving for security and self-worth."
"An Open Verdict is a Victorian novel of social intrigue, hidden motives, and moral ambiguity. In a close-knit English village, Beatrix Harefield struggles under the shadow of her reclusive father and the expectations of polite society. As matchmaking schemes, romance, and secrets intertwine, suspicion clouds personal relationships. Braddon explores love, reputation, and the uncertainty of truth, where judgment remains suspended between appearance and reality."
"The Fatal Three is a Victorian novel of domestic tension, jealousy, and moral conflict. John and Maud Fausset’s harmonious marriage is unsettled by the adoption of Fay, an orphaned girl whose presence stirs insecurity and rivalry. As affection, duty, and resentment collide within the household, hidden motives and emotional fractures emerge. Braddon explores how fragile happiness can be disrupted by suspicion, possessiveness, and the complex bonds that bind three lives together."
"Dead-Sea Fruit is a Victorian novel of ambition, identity, and disillusionment. After his mother’s death, gifted young Eustace Thorburn seeks the truth of his parentage and the wrongs done to her. His quest intersects with London society’s fragile reputations, where marriage, desire, and propriety collide. Moving between Belgian canals and English drawing rooms, Braddon exposes the emptiness beneath glittering success and the moral cost of betrayal, secrecy, and social ambition."
"The Fatal Three is a Victorian novel of domestic tension, jealousy, and moral conflict. John and Maud Fausset’s harmonious marriage is unsettled by the adoption of Fay, an orphaned girl whose presence stirs insecurity and rivalry. As affection, duty, and resentment collide within the household, hidden motives and emotional fractures emerge. Braddon explores how fragile happiness can be disrupted by suspicion, possessiveness, and the complex bonds that bind three lives together."
"Dead-Sea Fruit is a Victorian novel of ambition, identity, and disillusionment. After his mother’s death, gifted young Eustace Thorburn seeks the truth of his parentage and the wrongs done to her. His quest intersects with London society’s fragile reputations, where marriage, desire, and propriety collide. Moving between Belgian canals and English drawing rooms, Braddon exposes the emptiness beneath glittering success and the moral cost of betrayal, secrecy, and social ambition."
"An Open Verdict is a Victorian novel of social intrigue, hidden motives, and moral ambiguity. In a close-knit English village, Beatrix Harefield struggles under the shadow of her reclusive father and the expectations of polite society. As matchmaking schemes, romance, and secrets intertwine, suspicion clouds personal relationships. Braddon explores love, reputation, and the uncertainty of truth, where judgment remains suspended between appearance and reality."
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