Her Mother's Daughter
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Her Mother's Daughter
Narrated by:
Penelope Freeman
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Narrated by:
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Penelope Freeman
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By:
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Evie Grace
About this listen
Canterbury, 1853. Agnes Berry-Clay might have been born into rags, but she is growing up with riches. Given away as a baby by her real mother, she was rescued and raised by her darling Papa and distant Mama. Agnes wants for nothing, except perhaps a little freedom. But as times goes on, her life at Windmarsh Court changes.
New arrivals and old resentments push Agnes to the peripheries, and finally the consequences of one fateful day shatter her dreams for the future. Heartbroken and surrounded by the threat of scandal, Agnes is faced with a terrible choice: stay and surrender or flee and fight to keep her freedom.
©2018 Cathy Woodman (P)2018 Soundings
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