
Lord Harry
Regency, Book 3
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Anne Flosnik
Henrietta Rolland has assumed the guise of a gentleman to track down and kill the man she believes is responsible for her brother's death at the Battle of Waterloo. Unfortunately, things don't quite go as planned....
©1980, 1995 Catherine Coulter (P)2015 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved. Recorded by arrangement with NAL Signet, an imprint of Penguin Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.Listeners also enjoyed...




















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Narrator: Anne Flosnik tends to be a performer that you love or hate. I say listen to the snippets and judge for yourself. In this very specific to time and place genre she is perfect.
Heat Factor: Barely lukewarm with only one slightly frank fore play scene.
Creditworthy? In my opinion YES!
Most unusual...
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I am concerned with the author's blatant disregard for the correct addresses and practices of the English aristocracy in the Regency era. The hero was a Marquess but he was consistently addressed as "your grace" throughout, a title that is reserved for dukes. The heroine's father is a baronet, and not a peer of the realm. As such he should not be able to sit in the House of Lords. Moreover, his son should not be a "Sir" as the father was still living, assuming the title was hereditary. The heroine styled herself Lord Harry, a fictitious peer of the realm - I am amazed that nobody tried to look Lord Harry up in Debrett's, which maintains a comprehensive listing of all peers in England even up to this day. Other deviations from practices of the times: (1) hero brings his mistress to a "ton" masquerade (2) the heroine was not advised of the choice of weapons ahead of the duel (3) no surgeon was present at the duel (4) the heroine swans about town without a chaperon. I'll overlook the latter deviations, giving the author the benefit of the doubt that these deviations were plot devices. However, it is hard to overlook the author's ignorance regarding the structure of the English aristocracy since her story is based in that setting. Particularly since the book was revised at a later date.
The narrator is pretty good. I guess I've listened to her enough times that I've gotten used to her unique accents and she does dramatization well.
Overall entertaining but glaring historical errors
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Lord Harry
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Hilarious!
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I enjoyed Lord Harry - the character, in fact I liked Lord Harry better than I like Hetty;-). I enjoyed Hetty living as a man and her quick wit.Any additional comments?
I'm certain I read this book years ago - the title is familiar, but for the life of me, I do not remember the story - but perhaps, listening to it is what makes it seem so different.Enjoyable fluff
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Vendetta
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My favorite of the series!!!
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Kept me laughing and guessing!
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Good story but
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not worth your time
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