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The Accused Scottish Wife

By: Rhona Byrne
Narrated by: Kitty Welles
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Alison is married to Archibald who physically abused her. Alison called on her neighbor Cameron (from another clan) after her beatings. He helped her with her wounds and took her to Aggie, the healer of his clan. Alison tried to hide all evidence of her beatings from her friends and people in her own clan.  

One morning, after returning from seeing Aggie, Alison’s house was spookily quiet. As Alison ventured inside, to her horror, she found Archibald dead on the floor. When Alison shared the news with her friend Isla and the clan chief, little did she know that she would become the chief suspect to Archibald's murder. 

Can Alison prove her innocence and find Archibald's killer?

Please note: The story contains Scottish phrasing and words.
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  • Unabridged Audiobook
  • Categories: Romance
Historical
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