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| Title | : | The Vagabond Vicar (Hearts of Amberley #1) |
| Author | : | Charlotte Brentwood |
| Book Format | : | ebook |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 172 pages |
| Published | : | October 15th 2014 (first published October 14th 2014) |
| Categories | : | Historical. Historical Fiction. Romance. Regency. Historical Romance. Clean Romance. Fiction |
Charlotte Brentwood
ebook | Pages: 172 pages Rating: 3.84 | 68 Users | 36 Reviews
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Vicar William Brook is biding his time in the small village of Amberley, desperate for a missionary posting overseas. He hadn’t counted on being captivated by Cecilia Grant, a free-spirited artist, who challenges him at every turn.Cecilia is destined to marry a local aristocrat – or at least that’s what her mother thinks. But the darkly handsome new vicar seems to understand her in a way no one ever has, and she finds herself drawn to him even as he holds her at arm’s length.
As their relationship blossoms, dark secrets are revealed in Amberley and a scandal from William’s past may see the end of both his career and their love.
The Vagabond Vicar is an unashamedly romantic historical novel you'll fall in love with. If you love Jane Austen and Georgette Heyer, can't get enough of Downton Abbey or Cranford, or just prefer old-fashioned boy-meets-girl stories, try reading Charlotte Brentwood.
Sensuality level: sweet (only kissing)
Please note, although there is some mention of religious subject matter due to the hero's occupation, this is not an "inspirational" novel.
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| Original Title: | The Vagabond Vicar ISBN13 9780473302689 |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Hearts of Amberley #1 |
| Setting: | London, England(United Kingdom) Shropshire, England |
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Ratings: 3.84 From 68 Users | 36 ReviewsRate Appertaining To Books The Vagabond Vicar (Hearts of Amberley #1)
3.5 starsSince the blurb for this book is so long, I won't do any sort of recap summary here. I'll just jump right into what I thought! :)This was a good regency romance. It was gentle and slow moving as you might expect. The characters were good and although I didn't feel particularly attached to them, I was interested in them and their outcome.Both William and Cecilia (especially William) spend a lot of time in the book remunerating the many fantastic qualities of the other. Sometimes the onWilliam Brook, a young cleric in London hopes for nothing more than an assignment in a faraway land with adventure, hard labor and the ability to spread the word to new people. Instead, he is given a placement as a vicar in Amberley Village, a small town with gossiping women, young ladies looking for a suitable match and men who would rather not have a young vicar in their business. Conversely, Cecelia Grant was not expecting someone quite so young or handsome to take the previous elder vicars
Its 1805 London. William Brook, a young vicar wants to serve humanity by going to far-flung lands. What he actually gets is a living in the English countryside at a village called Amberley. He quickly becomes a person of interest to the local mothers looking for an eligible man for their unmarried daughters. Hes not interested, but somehow Cecilia, a pretty young woman keeps catching his eye, although she herself is not looking for a husband. Her mother, however, has other plans, wanting a
I truly enjoyed The Vagabond Vicar! The book blurb does a fantastic job of summarizing the story that Im not going to do that here. What I am going to do is tell you how much I liked it!The village of Amberley may be small, but it holds some challenges for the new Vicar. William finds that he doesnt have to sail to far off places to find adventure and share the gospel. William Brooke is a refreshing Vicar! Hes not a sniveling toad, who is fawning all over his patrons, the Barringtons. He is bold
Its London in June 1805 and cleric William Brook has committed himself to Gods calling. He has a very adventurous spirit and is ready and expecting to be sent to the Far East, or India, or Africa. When Dean Jacob Roberts called William into his office, William was elated. But, the Dean has decided to send Brook to the Village of Amberly in Stropshire, England population 200 where the former vicar had passed on. William debates the decision with the Dean but to no avail. To make matters worse,
(3.5 Stars) I could relate to some of the characters in The Vagabond Vicar in one way or another and in this case, especially the vicar. I sometimes have a plan of what I want to have happen in life and when it doesn't go my way, I try to make the best of it, but secretly long for more. That's just what the vicar, William, does. He dreams of spreading the good word to people in exotic places, where they are dying for the truth. Unfortunately, he finds himself stuck in England, and in a small
What I liked:It was a charming, sweet story with your obligatory HEA waiting like a faithful dog at the very end. No, in this genre, a traditional regency romance, such a remark is not a spoiler; it is rather a confirmation that the book wont disappoint you. I liked the fact that the main hero was a very pious, very serious young vicar who didnt want to marry but fell for an oddball of a miss. I am so tired with all those rakes. His love interest, Cecilia, was a girl artistically inclined, prone
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