The Bride's House Audiobook (Unabridged)

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Author: Sandra Dallas
Audio Length: 12 hours and 2 min.
Release Date: 7/18/2011
Narrator: Nicole Poole
Format: Unabridged

Publisher Summary

The New York Times best-selling author of Whiter Than Snow, Sandra Dallas delivers a novel about the secrets and passions of three generations of women who live in a Victorian Colorado house. While the house is under construction in 1880, a 17-year-old servant imagines living in the Bride's House with one of her several suitors. Decades later, the legacy and secrets of earlier Bride's House women cause the current occupant to question what she really wants and who she truly loves.

About the Author: Sandra Dallas

Sandra Dallas has easily become one of our most renowned Fiction authors on AudiobookStore.com, featuring a collection of popular titles such as True Sisters, New Mercies and Persian Pickle Club, read by well-liked narrators Ali Ahn, Christina Moore and Nicole Poole. The latest audiobook release, The Quilt Walk, was the most recent audiobook added to our collection from Dallas. Added to our catalog in 2007, Tallgrass is the oldest of her audiobooks. We offer a total of 11 audiobooks, with over 93 hours of audio from Sandra Dallas, ensuring that customers will find a Fiction audiobook by this great author to enjoy. For a complete list of titles from Dallas, please visit her audio book page: Sandra Dallas audiobooks.

Reader Reviews for: The Bride's House

5 out of 5
Review by Tiffani from Lincoln, CA | 7/11/2011

I checked this book out Thursday and was done by Saturday! I loved it!

4 out of 5
Review by Linda from The United States | 7/9/2011

A good summer read- interesting characters, well researched history of mining, and loved that house was the center of it all.

1 out of 5
Review by Julie from Tucson, AZ | 7/7/2011

I was so disappointed, because I've really liked some of her books. I kept thinking it would get better and it would come together in the end. The more I think about it, it's just making excuses for women who sleep around. Apparently, it's a charming family legacy. Yuck!

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