The Lady of Red River Valley

Ladies of the Wilderness, Book 2

De: Gabrielle Meyer

Narrado por: Fiona Hardingham, Alex Wyndham

By 1815, Lady Eleanor Brooke's greatest regret is not marrying Arran MacLean when he proposed to her four years ago. Now, with her father in Newgate Prison, and a scandal hanging over her head, she escapes England and travels across the world to try to find the one man she's ever loved.

Arran has buried himself in work, trying to forget his worst mistake, asking Lady Eleanor Brooke to marry him. As he tries to build the Red River Colony near Lake Winnipeg, disease, hunger, and the North West Company relentlessly fight against him and the colonists. But no matter how hard he tries, the memory of Eleanor's rejection is his harshest adversary.

When Eleanor unexpectedly arrives at the edge of the Canadian wilderness with an orphaned baby in her arms, Arran's only goal is to get them safely back to England in the spring. But as the endless winter snow forces them together, they can no longer outrun their past. And when the spring dawns, they must decide if they have what it takes to fight for a future neither dared to dream.

©2025 Gabrielle Meyer (P)2025 Podium Audio

Wonderful Story and Excellent Narration

I appreciate all the research and hard work put into this audiobook, along with the perfect performance in Narration. The Lady of Red River Valley is Very Interesting!

Engaging Storytelling

I really enjoyed the characters in the story. The story was exciting and kept my interest from the beginning. It was a very sweet love story that triumphed over hardship.

A Captivating Story of Love, Adventure, and Faith!

Gabrielle Meyer does it yet again! The Lady of Red River Valley is another beautifully written, deeply engaging story that blends love, adventure, and faith so seamlessly it’s impossible not to be swept away.

From the very first chapter, Meyer pulls you into the Red River Valley with rich historical detail and characters that feel real, layered, and heartfelt. The story is full of adventure and tension, yet grounded by a strong thread of faith that never feels forced—only natural and deeply meaningful. Her ability to weave romance with spiritual depth is truly one of her greatest strengths.

The heroine is compelling and courageous, facing challenges with grit and grace, while the romance unfolds in a way that feels earned, tender, and sincere. I found myself fully invested—emotionally rooting for the characters and savoring every moment of their journey.

Gabrielle Meyer has a gift for storytelling that honors history, celebrates faith, and captures the beauty of love in all its forms. The Lady of Red River Valley is a wonderful reminder that even in the hardest circumstances, hope and purpose can shine through.

If you enjoy Christian historical fiction with strong characters, meaningful faith elements, and a captivating love story, this book is an absolute must-read. Another home run from an author who continues to set the bar high!