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In the Arms of a Marquess

Rogues of the Sea Series, Book 3

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In the Arms of a Marquess

By: Katharine Ashe
Narrated by: Anna Parker-Naples
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With only three books, Katharine Ashe has already established herself as a force to be reckoned with in the world of historical romance fiction. In the Arms of a Marquess, the third novel in her Rogues of the Sea series, once again showcases this remarkable author - whom reviewers have enthusiastically compared to Johanna Lindsey - and her amazing ability to mix danger and passion with outrageous action and breathtaking sensuality. If you are not yet a Katharine Ashe fan, you will most assuredly be one after listening to this enthralling tale featuring pirates, smugglers, mistaken identities, British lords and ladies...and a beautiful, successful, yet shockingly unwed Regency miss who seeks help in a most perilous clandestine matter from a rogue English marquis, the only man she ever truly desired.

Contains mature themes.

©2011 Katharine Brophy Dubois (P)2018 Tantor
Fiction Genre Fiction Historical Historical Fiction Literary Fiction Romance
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Summary: I didn't really get it.

Some of the story was vey good, The sex scenes were very very sensual, better than o0% of the "romance" I've read. The MCs were good but I really didn't get where they were coming from emotionally. It was all tied up with the MMC family responsibility. That made sense at first, it was a race thing but then the focused changed to the spying was the actual family business. What? Too many characters to keep straight and too many unanswered questions. These flaws made even more pronounced when narrated by a mediocre narration. Hard to understand her sometimes, it drops the flow.

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