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When a Scot Loves a Lady
Summary
The phenomenal Katharine Ashe flings open the portals of the mysterious Falcon Club - the intriguing Regency address that has every gossip in London asking, "What use has society of an exclusive gentleman's club if no gentlemen are ever seen to pass through its door?"
The first book in Ashe's captivating historical romance series, When a Scot Loves a Lady finds its dashing hero Lord Blackwood, an agent of the ultra-secretive Falcon Club, ready to return to his home in Scotland - but not without the scandalous lady who has captured his heart while bringing unanticipated danger into his life.
Johanna Lindsey fans, this Scot's for you!
Contains mature themes.
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- 22-12-18
Boring narration
Readers voice made it difficult to enjoy or get to grips with the story. Abandoned the book within first few chapters. Unable to follow the characters so not able to enjoy the story. So I have not rated itWould like a refund of my credit
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- Jody in Minneapolis
- 04-11-18
HOLIDAY INN or THE SPY WHO LOVED ME
What's a young woman with a tarnished reputation to do when holed up in a tiny inn during a Christmas snow storm? Fall in love with the handsome Scotsman - or is he English? But he speaks French and Latin, too? Who is this gorgeous man? Scoundrel? Barbarian? or spy? Will he catch you lingering in the stairwell for a hot kiss or give it to you noisily on the kitchen counter until the cops are alerted? So sexy!
I love this narrator. She's one of my favorites so it felt as though I was listening to Elisa Braden or Sophie Darling's books, which I have all read/listened to. Although the Scots burr was difficult to understand at times I found it quite enjoyable.
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