The Jasmine Wife
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The Jasmine Wife
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Narrated by:
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Stephanie Beattie
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By:
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Jane Coverdale
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At midnight where the jasmine blooms, a woman waits for her lover…
Sara Archer’s future as the dutiful wife of a British official in India seems assured, until a chance meeting with the gorgeous and powerful Ravi Sabran changes everything.
Under the heat of the Indian sun, the veneer of polite society wears off quickly and soon Sara realises that nothing is as it appears to be, especially her husband Charles…
But in the beautiful jasmine gardens of the Maharajah’s palace, Sara follows a forbidden path… away from her bullying husband, towards Ravi and the long-buried secrets of her own birth.
©2019 Jane Coverdale (P)2020 HarperCollins Publishers LimitedWhat listeners say about The Jasmine Wife
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- L. Collins
- 31-08-2021
British India Love Story
As someone who has spent time in India, I could tell the Author has either been there or done her research. Loved this story… love novels set in India during this time period. I wish this could be made into a movie. Forgot to add-I really enjoyed Stephanie Beattie’s narration!
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
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- Anonymous User
- 15-12-2020
Compelling, riveting and beautifully written
The Jasmine Wife is a riveting, clever, mysterious account of colonial India written through the eyes of an outspoken, progressive girl - born to English patents in India, taken back to England for a miserable upbringing as an orphan then back to India again as the wife of a senior English beaurocrat. It is a compelling insight into the ignorance, racism and sexism of the time and place, and the triumph of love and wilfulness over rules, bigotry and drudgery. I really loved this book, Jane Coverdale has a very bright future. And the production and narrator are both excellent.
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