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The Vicar and the Village Scandal

Allen Abbey Romances, Book 3

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The Vicar and the Village Scandal

By: Rosanne E. Lortz
Narrated by: Maria Johnson
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Following the demise of the old rector, newly reformed Thomas Allen receives a position as vicar near Allen Abbey, his boyhood home. But memories of Thomas’ wild youth cause both the gentry and the country folk to doubt his sanctity and sincerity. Only Mary Bates, the daughter of the Abbey’s steward, seems willing to believe that the leopard has truly changed his spots.

When the appearance of a mysterious child threatens to completely blacken Thomas’ chequered reputation, he must decide whether doing the honourable thing is worth losing both his living and his chance at love....

This clean and wholesome Regency romance is third in the Allen Abbey Romance series, and although it could be listened to alone, it is best enjoyed in sequence.

©2023 Rosanne E. Lortz (P)2024 Rosanne E. Lortz
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