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Hidden in the Blue Ridge Mountains

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Hidden in the Blue Ridge Mountains

By: Jeanne Hardt
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 Jason Williams is fortunate to be a stable worker at Biltmore Estate--one of the most luxurious homes in the country. He's a troubled soul, and he's hiding something. The obscurity of the Blue Ridge Mountains seemed like the perfect place. However, now that Mr. Vanderbilt, the owner of the estate, has married a woman who brings countless newcomers to the manor, Jason fears that what he has hidden will be unearthed.

Maisy Fulton, a kind and caring laundress, is intrigued by Jason. He's handsome and dedicated to his work, but he avoids interaction with others as much as possible. He rarely speaks to anyone. She's determined to find out why, even though her desire to befriend him isn't well received.

Her loving heart pushes her to persevere, yet she soon discovers that the mystery of Mr. Williams may never be solved. Secrets and lies, heartache and loss, plague their lives and compound their troubled friendship. Only when the stakes are at their highest do their revelations heal the past and forge a path toward an unexpected future. Americas Historical Historical Fiction United States Victorian
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I have visited Builtmore, so it was nice to picture the lives of people in this beautiful setting.

I DO NOT CARE FOR THE VIRTUAL VOICE. I prefer the reader you used in your other series.

It is a nice wholesome story.

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The emotionless, characterless narration was poor, but the dialogue in the text was even worse.

Robot narrator somehow managed to spoil a poorly written story

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