
My Lady Quicksilver
London Steampunk, Book 3
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Narrated by:
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Alison Larkin
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By:
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Bec McMaster
He will find her no matter what. As a blue-blooded captain of the Nighthawk Guard, his senses are keener than most. Some think that he's indestructible. But once he finds the elusive Mercury, what will he do with her? It's his duty to turn her in; she's a notorious spy and traitor. But after one stolen moment, he can't forget the feel of her in his arms, the taste of her, or the sharp sting of betrayal as she slipped off into the night. Little does Mercury know, no one hunts better than the Nighthawk. And his greatest revenge will be to leave her begging for his touch….
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Oh, my! Best yet.
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giant plot hole
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Fun read
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she of the decapitated head incident.”
Ah, my favorite kind of romance, filled with danger flirting between a dark, dangerous man and an
even more dangerous woman, she of the femme fatale buttons. I much preferred this to book 2’s debutante Lena and her scruffy verwulfen Wil.
“Would you like another button?”
The chemistry between Rosa and Lynch is so scorching I barely concerned myself with the Clark Kent conceit where merely wearing glasses hides his identity as Superman. Here, Rosa is undercover for much of the book, in the Nighthawk den, surrounded by Bluebloods with their supernatural senses, and yet no one detects her steamwork hand or matches her human scent with their quarry, recognizing her as the Humanist fugitive Mercury. And yet it all worked for me: the spy thriller, the steampunk-horror mystery, and the burning romance between two fierce yet fragile people. Even the narrator, who drives me nuts with her male voices, worked for me.
Great- even with the Clark Kent plot
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This series just gets better and better.
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Enthralling
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The best one of the series
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