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His Wicked Charm

By: Candace Camp
Narrated by: Will Thorne
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 She’s too prim

Lilah Holcutt dislikes Constantine Moreland from the moment she meets him. He may be handsome, but he’s frivolous, rash, impulsive and, worst of all, a flirt. Now that Con’s twin brother has married Lilah’s best friend, she’s seeing way more of Con than she’d like. And when Con’s sisters are inexplicably kidnapped, Lilah’s own curiosity and stubbornness get the better of her, and she finds herself swept into Con’s investigation.

He’s indifferent to propriety

Con knows that Lilah hates him—he just wishes she weren’t so devastatingly beautiful, that he weren’t so attracted to her. Especially since they’re working closely together to solve the kidnapping, an adventure that leads them to Lilah’s peculiar childhood home, Barrow House, which sits atop an ancient fen and features an eerie maze on its grounds.

They’ll have to join together to conquer a sinister force

The more Con and Lilah uncover, the more they’re convinced that the answers lie buried deep within Barrow House—answers to a mystery darker than either of them could ever have realized. Action & Adventure Historical Historical Fiction Regency Romance Romantic Suspense Victorian Fiction Disappearance Suspense
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Candace Camp’s Mad Morelands series is so enjoyable. I loved this story and Will Thorne’s narration was excellent, as always.
There are many unexpected twists and turns and the outcome was very exciting!
I especially liked the small separate story at the end.
It gave an account of a certain section in the book as it was experienced by characters who were not the hero or heroine. Nice idea.

Another great story and performance

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There are many characters from the previous books and some new ones. However, it is a pity that Authoress felt the need to squeeze sex in between the main story line; as though she was filling in a hole in a wall. One minute, they are hunting for a clue, then suddenly they are having sex, then back to clue hunting. Naturally, both Heroine and Hero go on about their honour, and they should behave better. It is a pity that writers who know how to write a good story feel they need to add gratuitous sex. They should leave that filler to those whose ability is weak.

Gratuitous sex ruins a good story.

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