Standing tall in front of 300 people instead of running away was such an incredible power move. What a masterclass in storytelling! 👏🔥

She never needed wealth or a title to prove her worth. Her kindness and intelligence said everything.

Good suspense.  Truth and justice prevail

So many ads.... but not a bad story

Great Story Of Righting Wrongs With Many Twist And Turns❤️

There are discrepancies 😂❤

Why didnt someone cover her back?

I have to agree with the others. This is a truly great story! I have listened to two other stories i really enjoyed, but they weren't full of commercials every 5-10 minutes. The fact that this one was will make me look for a different sight. I listen to stories to help me fall asleep at night, and every time I started to doze, the commercials would wake me up. It was nice while it lasted.

Very good! No major discrepancies of facts or timelines! I would have liked a little more romance between our couple!

Terrific! You laid out all the pieces and then, one by one, put them back together to make a wonderful story. Thank you.

No one saw the scissors cutting the dress?  Hardly believable.

The story is good and enjoyable but I can't say same about the narrator's voice. Athens Greece. ✨⚡💢💫🌜

Even with 2 phone calls and a 3rd interruption, this was an excellent story. I intend to revisit it late one night when I think I can enjoy it completely. Thank you for posting it.

If the Duke was already set to marry Lady Augusta I don't understand why she had to cut up her dress in front of the ball.
Why would y'all leave the duplicate book there? It's part of the evidence. The Duke was in the attic with Cordelia so if he is saying the same thing as Cordelia why does the magistrate not believe him?

A really good yarn and well narrated. Thank you! Listening from Washington DC, armpit of the Resistance.

Stories about English dukes always follow a certain pattern—which is interesting, and, interestingly enough, also exciting. Because these are the kinds of plots that make for exciting stories: there are heroes with good character who must defeat villains, and in the end, everything turns out well, the good guys are happy, and if they haven’t died, they’re still alive today. Just like in fairy tales or in a classic mystery novel, where the world has to be in order by the end.
On top of that, there are some ideas drawn from women’s emancipation. I’m pretty sure that back then there were no professional female accountants or other women—especially as the wife of a duke—who practiced a trade or provided a service.
By the way, there weren’t nearly as many dukes at the beginning of the 19th century as there are stories about them.

Excellent story I really enjoyed it. I am listening from Titusville Florida.

Her father was
probably innocent.
I think he was blamed for forgery
and was killed to
keep the crime
quiet

WOW!

Uncle will be revealed as a thief