A Tale of Two Hearts

Written by Michelle Griep

Narrated by Nan McNamara

London, 1953:  Mina Scott will do anything to escape the drudgery of her life.  She saves every penny to attend a finishing school, dreaming of the day she'll become a real lady - and catch the eye of William Barlow, a frequent guest at the inn where Mina works and lives.  William is a gentleman's son, a charming, but penniless, rogue.  However, his bachelor uncle will soon name an heir - either him or his puritanical cousin.  In an effort to secure the inheritance, William gives his uncle the impression he's married, which works until he's invited to bring his wife for a visit.  William asks Mina to be his pretend bride, only until his uncle names an heir on Christmas Day.  Mina is flattered and frustrated by the offer, for she wants a true relationship with William.  Yet, she agrees...then wishes she hadn't.  So does William.  Deceiving the old man breaks both their hearts.  When the truth is finally discovered, more than just money is lost.  Can two hearts survive such deception?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Oasis Audio
• Release date: Sep 1, 2018
• ISBN: 9781621888222

Michelle Griep

Michelle Griep has been writing since she first discovered blank wall space and Crayolas. She seeks to glorify God in all that she writes—except for during that graffiti phase she went through as a teenager. A member of the American Christian Fiction Writers and Minnesota Christian Writers Guild, she also teaches history and writing classes for a local high-school co-op. She currently resides in the cold tundra of Minnesota. For more information, visit michellegriep.com.

Reviews for A Tale of Two Hearts

[Laura Lane · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Clean, romantic, se one chances, God honoring. I enjoyed it and will seek other titles from this author.

[Ann Boyd · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Lovely. This is my second Michelle Griep novel and I enjoy her writing. Sweet and romantic and inspiring, and just enough Christmas to feel seasonal — but not so much that I wouldn’t enjoy reading it in July.