City of Jasmine
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Narrated by:
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Anne Flosnik
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By:
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Deanna Raybourn
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Famed aviatrix Evangeline Starke never expected to see her husband, adventurer Gabriel Starke, ever again. They had been a golden couple, enjoying a whirlwind courtship amid the backdrop of a glittering social set in prewar London until his sudden death with the sinking of the Lusitania. Five years later, beginning to embrace life again, Evie embarks upon a flight around the world, collecting fame and admirers along the way. In the midst of her triumphant tour, she is shocked to receive a mysterious - and recent - photograph of Gabriel. With her eccentric aunt Dove in tow, Evie tracks the source of the photo to the ancient City of Jasmine, Damascus. There she discovers that nothing is as it seems.
Danger lurks at every turn, and at stake is a priceless relic, an artifact once lost to time and so valuable that criminals will stop at nothing to acquire it - even murder. Leaving the jeweled city behind, Evie sets off across the punishing sands of the desert to unearth the truth of Gabriel's disappearance and retrieve a relic straight from the pages of history. Along the way, she must come to terms with the deception that parted her from Gabriel and the passion that will change her destiny forever.
©2014 Deanna Raybourn (P)2014 TantorCritic reviews
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- Jill Besterman
- 15-08-14
Disappointing
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I have thoroughly enjoyed the first two Lady Julia Grey stories but this book was very disappointing. The main characters, Evangeline and Gabriel, are pale copies of Julia and Brisbane and the minor characters lack the charm and originality of those in Miss Raybourn's other books.
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