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The Slum Angel

By: AnneMarie Brear
Narrated by: Sarah Cullum
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A brand-new saga from best-selling author AnneMarie Brear! Perfect for the fans of Anna Jacobs and Dilly Court.

Orphan Victoria Carlton is brought up by her uncle to be a lady and make a good marriage. Yet, she is drawn to help the poor families in the slums, much to her family’s disgust. When her uncle dies suddenly, her cousins blame Victoria, and she is thrown out of the house with nothing. Victoria flees to the poor side of York to start again in a world that is full of perils. To combat the heartache of being without her family, she befriends the destitute women and children in the slums, but such friendships come with the danger of disease and increasing poverty, and the threat of a brutal man could cost her everything.

Can Victoria find the security she has lost?

©2019 AnneMarie Brear (P)2021 W F Howes Contemporary Contemporary Romance Fiction Genre Fiction Historical Historical Fiction Romance Victorian Women's Fiction Heartfelt
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excellent really enjoyable can't wait for the sequel everything about this book is enjoyable

if you like Dilly Court you will love this book

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Lots of twists and turns. Really well written and read. Highly recommend this title. Another good read by this author.

Really good listen.

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This is the OST audible with this authorI have listened toDilly Courts before.Picked this one at random.I am so impressed with the novel and the narrator.Such a moving story had me close to tears at times.A highly recommended novel.I am going to try the Mc Kenzie trilogy next💕

Woooow

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Victoria annoyed me, she is frustratingly stubborn and makes stupid decisions, imo it's not a true hardship story. maybe I'm used to real stories of real people, but it's weird how she always manages to have help, people given her free clothes, free food, moving to a really rough area and everybody is nice and helps? people of high status listening to her even tho she is in rags, just seems to made up for me to enjoy the story. its hard to explain without spoiling the story, but for me she tries to be too much of a hero, and gets her in trouble. not for me.. im on chapter 19 and very bored. but will finish as I've started.

started off good.

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The characters were very engaging and an insight into what poverty really meant and how lucky we are today.

Very enjoyable.

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