
Sweet Violet: or, The fairest of the fair
By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh MillerLength6h 37m
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"Sweet Violet: or, The Fairest of the Fair" is a captivating novel written by Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller. Set in the Victorian era, the story revolves around the life of Violet Standish, a young woman of extraordinary beauty, grace, and kindness. Violet, an orphan raised by her elderly aunt, leads a simple and modest life in a small English village. Despite her humble circumstances, her radiant charm and inner goodness make her the beloved and admired member of the community. Violet's ethereal beauty catches the attention of many suitors, but she remains uninterested, longing for a deeper connection beyond superficial appearances. Enter Sir Reginald Wentworth, a handsome and wealthy aristocrat who becomes instantly captivated by Violet's exceptional beauty and inner virtues. Sir Reginald, known for his charm and refined manners, is accustomed to the admiration of women. However, Violet's purity of heart and genuine nature awaken in him a desire for a love that transcends materialistic pursuits. As their paths intertwine, Violet and Sir Reginald navigate the challenges of societal expectations, class differences, and the interference of envious individuals who seek to disrupt their blossoming love. Despite the obstacles, their connection deepens, and they embark on a romantic journey filled with heartfelt conversations, tender moments, and shared dreams. The novel delves into the complexities of love, exploring themes of inner beauty, true character, and the significance of finding a soulmate who cherishes one's essence. As Violet and Sir Reginald's relationship develops, they learn to look beyond appearances and embrace the qualities that truly matter. Alongside the central romance, "Sweet Violet" paints a vivid picture of Victorian society, its customs, and the challenges faced by women in their pursuit of personal happiness and independence. Violet's resilience and unwavering spirit serve as an inspiration for other characters in the story, highlighting the importance of inner strength and staying true to oneself. Through Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller's engaging storytelling, "Sweet Violet: or, The Fairest of the Fair" immerses readers in a world of romance, passion, and the triumph of true love. It celebrates the power of beauty that emanates from within, reminding us that genuine connections and lasting happiness are found when we embrace the purity of the heart.
Audiobook details
GenreGeneral Fiction, Romance
Length6 hrs 37 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateJul 7, 2023
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1CHAPTER I. FAIREST OF THE FAIR.
2CHAPTER II. LOVE’S YOUNG DREAM.
3CHAPTER III. THE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE NEVER DID RUN SMOOTH.
4CHAPTER IV. AMBER’S TRIUMPH.
5CHAPTER V. THE BRIDE OF DEATH.
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6CHAPTER VI. “I HAVE NEVER BEEN FALSE TO YOU, EVEN IN THE MOST SECRET THOUGHT.”
7CHAPTER VII. “HOW CAN I BEAR TO BE PARTED SO CRUELLY FROM MY DARLING?”
8CHAPTER VIII. “HEAVEN’S BLESSING COULD NOT FALL ON SUCH A MARRIAGE.”
9CHAPTER IX. THAT FATAL SECRET.
10CHAPTER X. “LOVE’S SEAL IS SET UPON ME.”
11CHAPTER XI. AMBER’S FRIENDSHIP.
12CHAPTER XII. CUPID’S POSTMAN.
13CHAPTER XIII. THE PRICE OF A TERRIBLE DEED.
14CHAPTER XIV. “LOVE IS THE SWEETEST THING IN LIFE.”
15CHAPTER XV. A CHARMING SURPRISE.
16CHAPTER XVI. “I WILL LOVE YOU MORE THAN LIFE!”
17CHAPTER XVII. PLANNING THE ELOPEMENT.
18CHAPTER XVIII. “NOT LOVE, BUT FEAR!”
19CHAPTER XIX. “I LOVE YOU AS MADLY AS YOU HATE ME!”
20CHAPTER XX. THE STORY OF THE OPAL RING.
21CHAPTER XXI. AMBER’S REVENGE.
22CHAPTER XXII. BETTER DEAD THAN FALSE.
23CHAPTER XXIII. OH! THE TORTURING AGONY OF LOVE BETRAYED!
24CHAPTER XXIV. “WHY AM I SO WRETCHEDLY UNHAPPY?”
25CHAPTER XXV. A GILDED CAGE.
26CHAPTER XXVI. AT BAY.
27CHAPTER XXVII. “THAT BEAUTIFUL FORM WAS MADE TO BE DRAPED IN RICH ATTIRE!”
28CHAPTER XXVIII. SAVED BY FIRE.
29CHAPTER XXIX. “MY OWN HONOR MADE ME KEEP THE AWFUL SECRET.”
30CHAPTER XXX. “I WAS MAD WITH SHAME AND DESPAIR.”
31CHAPTER XXXI. “IT WILL BREAK MY HEART TO GO!”
32CHAPTER XXXII. LENA LAVARRE’S STORY.
33CHAPTER XXXIII. AN ADMIRING STRANGER.
34CHAPTER XXXIV. “I WISH I COULD WARN EVERY YOUNG GIRL IN THE LAND TO BEWARE OF FASCINATING STRANGERS AND SILLY FLIRTATIONS!”
35CHAPTER XXXV. “A YOUNG GIRL’S HONOR IS DEARER THAN HER LIFE.”
36CHAPTER XXXVI. MRS. SHIRLEY’S TROUBLE.
37CHAPTER XXXVII. JUDGE CAMDEN TAKES A STRANGE JOURNEY.
38CHAPTER XXXVIII. BETROTHED.
39CHAPTER XXXIX. “I HAD HOPED—BUT ALL IS OVER NOW!”
40CHAPTER XL. “VIOLET, PLEASE COME HOME!”
41CHAPTER XLI. JUDGE CAMDEN’S RETURN.
42CHAPTER XLII. AMBER HEARS STARTLING NEWS.
43CHAPTER XLIII. SHE FANCIED THAT ONLY THE CONDEMNED IN TORMENT COULD FEEL SUCH PANGS.
44CHAPTER XLIV. A TERRIBLE DEED!
45CHAPTER XLV. A FATEFUL LETTER.
46CHAPTER XLVI. TOO MUCH HASTE DEFEATS ITS OBJECT.
47CHAPTER XLVII. WAS SHE DEAD WITH ALL HER SINS UNREPENTED?
48CHAPTER XLVIII. IN HIS GRIEF AND PITY, CECIL CAME VERY NEAR TO LOVING AMBER.
49CHAPTER XLIX. WHAT GLORIOUS NEWS FOR A LOVER!
50CHAPTER L. IN THE ARMS OF LOVE.