Additional information for readers of 'The Shrigley Abduction' by Abby Ashby & Audrey Jones.
Abby on the airwaves!
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This week Abby appeared on ABC Radio Australia's 'Nightlife' show, talking to host Indira Naidoo. You can listen to her half-hour segment here:
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An Unwanted Christmas Present Just before Christmas 1826, a spendidly bound copy of the annual, Ackermann's Forget Me Not* arrived at Shrigley Hall near Macclesfield, home of William Turner, High Sheriff of Cheshire, as a gift for his fiteen-year-old daughter and heiress, Ellen. To the fury of Ellen's family, a close examination of the unexpected gift revealed that it had been sent by non other than the thirty-year-old Lothario, Edward Gibbon Wakefield who was on bail awaiting trial for the audacious abduction of Ellen in March of that year, after which he had carried her off to Gretna Green where he had tricked her into marriage. So as not to encourage any hope that Wakefield might have that Mr Turner would allow the runaway marriage of Wakefield and Ellen to stand, Mr Grimsditch, the family solicitor, advised that it would be wise to treat the gift as if it had never arrived. ...
We're delighted to announce that 'The Shrigley Abduction' by Abby Ashby & Audrey Jones is available to buy once again: this time as an e-book & audiobook! You can buy & download a copy of the Kindle edition immediately - simply click here .... ...and it's also available as an audiobook - click here . Thankyou to the team at Endeavour Media for making this happen!
Fortunately, the recent fire on moorland on the Lyme Park Estates didn't affect Lyme Hall, the mansion house which became the home of Ellen Turner following her marriage to Thomas Legh of Lyme, in 1828.