Marcia Schuyler
Narrated by Anne Hancock
Miranda Trilogy, Book 1
- Released
- January 21, 2019
- Length
- 11 hrs 17 mins
- Format
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Publisher
- Spoken Realms
In this engaging tale, runaway bride Kate Schuyler escapes on her wedding day with her sea-captain lover, prompting her father to offer her younger sister, Marcia, as a substitute bride to David Spafford. The wedding goes off without a hitch, and as Marcia settles into her new life in David’s hometown, she faces the challenges of managing household duties and navigating the complexities brought on by David's heartache and the meddling of townsfolk. Amidst shifting allegiances and unanticipated emotions, Marcia must contend with her feelings for David and the return of Kate, who seeks to reclaim what she lost. Will love blossom in this unexpected partnership, or will past ties complicate their future?
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