The Lion's Daughter
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Narrated by:
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Kate Reading
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By:
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Loretta Chase
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Gorgeous, stubborn Esme Brentmor, daughter of a disgraced lord, is used to a wild, dangerous life among the tribes of Albania, to whom her father is the legendary, controversial Red Lion whose death she's courageously vowed to avenge - even if it leads to her own. Instead, her quest finds her rescued by the most unlikely (and very reluctant) hero! Lazy and spoiled, Lord Varian St. George has gambled away his heritage and lives on his considerable looks, charm and wits. All he wants is the good life, and instead, he finds himself in rough country, with a tempestuous whirlwind of a female who's as savage as he's civilized. How did this termagant become his responsibility? And how can he escape?! Yet as he and Esme plunge headlong into even more peril, he may surprise even his own jaded self and become the man that Esme (foolishly) believes he is!
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- Susie Green
- 31-10-23
Very enjoyable
A delightfully different story with loads of romantic characters & very well narrated - just perfect for relaxing listening.
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- Alex
- 11-03-21
A wonderful saga
I am delighted to say that this book is one of the nicest historical romantic sagas that I have read for a long time with a completely different twist as it is set in foreign lands away from London balls and is not in the normal regency mould.
The Red Lion, Jason Brentmore, who is Ali Pasha's right hand man in Albania has been estranged from his family for 20 years and Diana, his wife in law, arranges a reconciliation to enable him to take his 18 year old daughter, Esme (known as the "little warrior"), back to England to enable her to enter the "marriage mart".
Jason is also aware of fears of an imminent uprising and he is concerned that Esme will be kidnapped by Ismal as a means of getting to him. He therefore makes arrangements for her to be taken to London into the care of his mother.
Esme, on the other hand, who has been brought up in a wild, dangerous and culturally very different environment, and has not inherited the mantel of "little warrior" for nothing, has no wish to go to England where she is unknown.
This is the story of her adventures through Albania by land and sea, back to England. You get to meet her delightful 12 year old cousin, Percival, who is intrinsic to the whole story and is being chaperoned by the most unlikely (and very reluctant) hero, Lord Varian St. George, who has gambled away his heritage and lives on his title, considerable looks, charm and wits.
I really enjoyed the chemistry between the civilised Varian and the tempestous Esme; and how they find true love throughout the perilous dangers they face together. It was also fun to see Esme develop into a young lady, albeit retaining her foreign charm, and Varian into a hero worthy of her love.
I enjoyed it so much, that I want to read the series from start to finish.
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- Mo Bass
- 03-10-22
Phew!
Non-stop adventure and intrigue coupled with a romance to be savoured and enjoyed. Excellent narration.
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- S.J
- 04-12-24
Disappointing
Would have been nice if the heroine’s character remained as strong and confident instead of turning into a teary eyed damsel in distress that lacks confidence
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- Kindle Customer
- 08-10-19
Tedious
Gave up on this book halfway through. It was unrelenting misery. Still wondering where the romance was.
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- bookworm
- 02-06-16
Disappointing.
A rather boring story very well read. It is not up to Loretta Chase's usual high standard as far as I am concerned. Kate Reading is an extremely good narrator. I'll look out for her on other recordings.
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- Rosemary
- 21-10-16
Most amazingly boring
If this book wasn’t for you, who do you think might enjoy it more?
I normally love this author but this book I found dull and could not be bothered to finish it
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Wish to return it. Waste of creditable
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