
Lady MacBethad
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Narrated by:
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Sara Vickers
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By:
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Isabelle Schuler
About this listen
Bloomsbury presents Lady MacBethad by Isabelle Schuler, read by Sara Vickers.
LONGLISTED FOR THE CWA HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION DAGGER 2024
LONGLISTED FOR THE GOLDSBORO GLASS BELL AWARD 2024
'Suspenseful, atmospheric and full of twists and turns, I loved the brutal, backstabbing world that Isabelle Schuler conjures up where only the most ruthless can survive' – Jennifer Saint
'Dazzlingly clever and difficult to put down' i
Power. History. Love. Hate. Vengeance.
She will be Queen. Whatever it takes...
Daughter of an ousted king. Descendant of powerful druids. Destined to take her place in history.
As a child, Gruoch’s grandmother prophecies that she will one day be Queen of Alba and reclaim the lands of her Pictish kin. When, many years later, she is betrothed to Duncan, the heir-elect, the prophecy appears to come true. Determined to never to be as powerless as her parents, Gruoch leaves behind her home, her family and her friend MacBethad, and travels to the royal seat at Scone to seal her fate.
But when a deadly turn of events forces Gruoch to flee Duncan and the capital, Gruoch finds herself at the mercy of an old enemy.
Her hope of becoming Queen all but lost, Gruoch does what she must to survive, until she is given a choice: live a long, peaceful life but fall into obscurity, or seize her chance for vengeance and a path back to the throne.
A thrilling, sweeping historical epic, Lady MacBethad reimagines the life of Gruoch – the real life Scottish Queen who inspired one of Shakespeare's most famous characters.
Women rising to power? Yes please!
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Great performance, empowering story
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English teacher thoughts.
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Gripping!
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Fantastic!
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atmospheric, exciting tale
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incredible
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Good but runs out of steam by the end
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Fantastic story, loved the Easter eggs and such a wonderful imagined narrative behind the play. Fantastic!
Brilliant!
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I don’t mind a bit of historical inaccuracy, I mind historical events being moved about by hundreds of years to suit the plot of a book. And if you haven’t visited Scotland, at least look at a map. In the 11th century how did someone get from Fife to Moray and not go through Dunkeld?
Just like Braveheart and Outlander before them, this author think Scottish history is a plaything she can do with as she wishes with no accountability
Americans, please leave Scottish history alone
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