Midnight in Austenland
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Midnight in Austenland
Narrated by:
Stina Nielsen
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Narrated by:
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Stina Nielsen
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Written by:
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Shannon Hale
About this listen
New York Times best-selling author Shannon Hale has penned numerous award-winning novels. In this follow-up to Austenland, Charlotte Kinder is eager to escape the numbness she feels after her divorce. Deciding to get away, she visits the Regency-themed Pembrook Park resort in England, where talented actors set the perfect scene. But with everyone playing a role, it’s hard to distinguish reality from fantasy. So when Charlotte’s heart stirs, she wonders if she’s simply caught up in the experience - or if her ability to feel is finally returning.
©2012 Shannon Hale (P)2012 Recorded Books, LLCMrs.Wattlesbrook wrought a wonderful transformation on Charlotte's appearance. She was named Mrs.Charlotte Cordial here. The other houseguests - Ms.Elizabeth Charming and the renowned beauty, Ms.Lydia Gardenside, became her fine bosom buddies. The whole scene was fantastic—a glittering fairyland of colour and enchantment.
Charlotte was paired with the pleasant-looking, alert and immaculate Mr.Thomas Mallery. He prided himself on being a perfect Englishman in his language, as well as in his dress, and manners. Mr.Edmund Grey acted as her brother.
Though Thomas bestowed his most dazzling, most self-assured smiles on her, it absolutely startled Charlotte, to find how plainly she saw Edmund! He attended both Charlotte and Lydia with the most fervent respect, evidently very gratifying to the object of his adoration. Grey showed a sober judgement, and regulated method of thinking. He flattered Charlotte’s vanity by talking to her as seriously and sensibly as if she was a man. She began to feel that intoxicating, breathless wonder with him that only happened when dancing with a perfect match. She relaxed into him, simply enjoying the feel of his arms around her, in this classical-cozy Austenland!
Col.Andrews’ story kept on becoming a little more terrifying each time. When Charlotte saw a dead body in the dark, she trembled with sincere horror. Her heart beat in great thumps. The poor woman was at first too much confused and agitated to understand thoroughly when everyone said to her that there was really nothing to be alarmed about. She was inexpressibly frightened.
In her heart and her conscience, she took the practical view. She was not a silly young woman to take the romantic view!
Charlotte Constance Kinder's hopes for the future were at their lowest ebb after her divorce.
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