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Pursuit of Princes

The Jacobite Chronicles, Book 5

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Pursuit of Princes

By: Julia Brannan
Narrated by: Lucy Rayner, Will M. Watt
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The fifth book in the captivating series which follows the lives of Beth and Alex MacGregor, their family, and friends.

The rebellion is over. Prince Charles is in hiding, the Jacobite clans are scattered to the four winds, and in Inverness, the Duke of Cumberland plans a brutal retribution against the Highlanders who rose against his father. His intention: to ensure they can never rise again.

Alex, knowing Beth to be dead, leads his men into a vicious war of attrition against the British Redcoats, who have destroyed everything in life he ever held dear. Only his desire for revenge keeps him alive.

Meanwhile, the Duke of Cumberland is hatching a plan that he is confident will reveal the true identity of Sir Anthony Peters, the man who made a fool of the king, the duke, and all society. A man he wishes to capture alive, more than anyone else.

Join the continuing rebellion of the MacGregors and their fight for revenge and survival in The Jacobite Chronicles.

©2017 Julia Brannan (P)2020 Julia Brannan Fiction Genre Fiction Historical Historical Fiction Romance Revenge Royalty Scotland

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Love the story of Beth and Alex and everyone else, the historical stories ring so true and can’t wait for the finale and hope it will be happy. Just want to say the female narrator is slightly odd but she does covers many female characters.

Such a great historical romp

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Just read this book in the series. Gripped by the story all the way through. Excellent writing.

Pursuit of Princes

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The story was amazing but I prefer reading the book myself than listen to that awful awful Female narrator. She drags out the words when reading the story in a horrible tone like shes trying to seduce the listener. Not too bad with the accents when speaking for carachters but the general reading is awful! Male narrator absolutely amazing. 5 stars for him. Can't Fault him

Story Amazing. Female Narrator. Awful

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Like the previous books in this series, this tells a good story with many interesting twists. It is clear that the story is coming to its end as some loose ties are tied up, and some matters clarified in a good way.

The male narrator continues to be excellent but it is really too bad that they changed the female narrator as Lucy Rayner reads the material in a constantly purring voice - I didn’t even know you could purr out the words “tea” and “torture” but, evidently, it is quite possible. It took quite a while to get over and, unfortunately, took some of my attention away from the story.

Excellent story - the female narrator, not so much

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Female narrator was hard to listen to, quite a contrast to the narrator from the first few books. Got used to it closer to the end but all in, an excellent book that you can’t put down until it’s finished

2nd time listening and story is still excellent

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loved all 5 books especially the narrators and the historical facts at the finish of the books

a wonderful book

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another great story, the male narrator is brilliant, however the female narrator was awful! not too bad when performing a character, but when reading the general story her weird choice to purr and roll her words was distracting and off putting, if she had read book 1, I wouldn't have carried on with the series.

the female narrator is truly dreadful

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Wonderful story, terrible female narrator. it was like someone reciting a shopping list. I could have narrated it better myself.Really spoilt it for me at times, especially when first four books had an excellent female narrator. Thank goodness they didn't change the male narrator. He is very good.

A Great Story

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Enjoyed the story but was sad that Julia Landor wasn’t narrating like in the last 4 books 😞

Enjoyed

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The aftermath of Culloden is graphically described. The level of cruelty is hard to stomach. Excellent narration by Will M. Watt - Lucy Rayner's purring delivery is a bit jarring.

Harrowing

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