The Gentlewoman Spy
Kit Scarlett Tudor Mysteries, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Esther Wane
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By:
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Adele Jordan
About this listen
What happens when the spymaster's right-hand man turns out to be a woman . . . ?
1584, London
Sir Francis Walsingham, spymaster to the Tudor Queen Elizabeth has trained Kit Scarlett since she was a girl. Aware that she is able to infiltrate places that his male agents cannot, he sees her as an invaluable member of his team.
When Walsingham discovers that a rebel alliance is planning to overthrow Queen Elizabeth and put Mary, Queen of Scots on the English throne, he summons Kit immediately.
Together with loyal Scottish agent Iomhar Blackwood, Kit is tasked with finding out the full details of the treasonous plot.
Both used to working alone, Kit and Iomhar struggle to get along, but they must come together if they are to have any chance of stopping the deadly conspiracy against the queen.
Can Kit secure her place in a man's world? Will she save Queen Elizabeth? Or will her daring ultimately be her downfall . . . ?
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- The Curator
- 08-09-23
Oh god the accents
Not a bad little story but the narrator just can’t do a Scottish accent. They were all over the place but mostly in Northern Ireland.
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- Claire
- 19-08-23
How Many Overs?
I had to stop listening as the author uses a device that was driving me insane . Perhaps I am OVER sensitive , but the constant use of ‘over’ before verbs meant I had to stop. It isn’t something I have come across before and I hope I don’t again. I was also bemused by the Scottish accents which were less Hamish Macbeth and more James Nesbitt.
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