Son of a Duke
The Spy Series, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Rachael Beresford
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By:
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Jessie Clever
About this listen
The last thing Eleanora Quinton expects when the dead body hits the floor, is love with the son of a duke.
As society’s most capable housekeeper, Eleanora has conquered any number of social disasters. But when a dead body falls right into the middle of her mistress’ ball and her son gets kidnapped, the only person who can help her also forces her to face her most crippling fears.
A spy for the British War Office and illegitimate son of a duke, Nathan Black pulls the infallible housekeeper into a cyclone of espionage, intrigue, and danger as he searches for the meaning behind her son’s kidnapping. Fighting to keep Eleanora safe, Nathan struggles with his growing attraction to her, but as the treasonous plot twists around them, too many clues point to Eleanora and a past of which she will not speak.
Can their love withstand her dangerous secret?
Son of a Duke is the first book in the fast-paced, thrilling, historical romance Spy Series. If you love steamy romance, heart-stopping adventure, and unforgettable passion, don’t miss this captivating series from best-selling author Jessie Clever. Unlock romance and adventure when you pick up your copy of Son of a Duke today.
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
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Story3 out of 5 stars
- Sue h
- 13-01-24
What a confusing story
This started out as a seemingly straight forward story, then it got so complicated that it became silly. I do not like to be left with a cliff hanger so you have to buy the next book. I wish American authors would find an English person to proof read their stories for glaring errors. A housekeeper was a respected role and no way would they be expected to get up at 5 and light fires, there are also no snakes in England other than the adder which is rarely fatal and they also don't come out at night.
We had no idea who arranged for the special license and for what reason. It all just became a jumble. So disappointing
The story was not helped by the weaknes of the narrator who made no effort to distinguish between mens and womens voices also their narration was not strong enough to carry the story.
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
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- TW
- 15-11-24
The weird use of English
Apart from the all too usual historical errors and the use of USA terms such as ground floor labelled as the first, and the errors about USA foods in Regency England, there were so many words misused. So many that I could not decide if this was all intentional and the author was writing a parody.
I wish I could get my money back. I wish she'd used an English editor.
And a narrator who did men's voices better and who used standard English pronunciation.
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