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    Lady Audley's Secret (CD-Audio) By (author) M. E. Braddon

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    Short Description for Lady Audley's SecretLucy Graham marries Sir Michael Audley and all seems well and good. Shortly afterwards, Sir Michael's nephew, Robert Audley, welcomes an old friend of his, George Talboys. George has returned after 3 years and is anxious to get news of his wife, Helen. But he reads in the newspaper that she has died, and suffers a breakdown.
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  • First published in 1862 in serial form, this CSA WORD production marks the first audio release of one of Victorian England's most sensational reads. Dealing with bigamy, murder and madness it begs the question: can women and men ever really depend on one another, even within marriage. . ? When young Lucy Graham marries Sir Michael Audley all seems well and good. She has married well and Sir Michael is thoroughly devoted to his new bride, although his daughter Alicia sees through her new stepmother's girlish ways. Shortly afterwards, Sir Michael's nephew, the attractive but lazy barrister Robert Audley, welcomes back to England an old friend of his, George Talboys. George has returned after three years of fortune-hunting in Australia and is anxious to get news of his wife, Helen, whom he had to leave when their financial situation became desperate.He was hoping to return to her with Australian gold, but he reads in the newspaper that she has died, and suffers a breakdown. It is left to Robert Audley to care for his friend, and hoping to distract him, he takes George to visit Audley Court. But George mysteriously disappears, and Robert Audley takes up his case with a newfound passion and energy. Like the best detective novels, the plot unravels at great pace, until the truth is revealed about Lady Audley's secret.