The Wicked Baron
Blackhaven Brides, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Cat Gould
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By:
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Mary Lancaster
About this listen
Orphan Gillie Muir makes ends meet by holding genteel card parties for friends and visitors to the newly fashionable spa town of Blackhaven. But when Lord Wickenden, known as the wicked baron, makes her a shocking proposal, her world is turned upside down.
Jaded and bored, Lord Wickenden has his own reasons for joining the house party at Braithwaite Castle. One of them is to oblige an ex-mistress by detaching her son from the local gaming den hussy who has ensnared him. But confronted by Gillie's unexpected charm and innocence, Wickenden abandons his original plan of simply taking her for himself.
Instead, he becomes embroiled in her bizarre problems, which include saving her reputation and her life, keeping the Watch away from her card parties, and hiding an injured smuggler who was once kind to her.
The infuriating and devastating Wickenden soon has Gillie's heart in a spin. But when she discovers he means to fight a duel over her - and everyone knows the wicked baron never misses - she'll go to any length to save his life and his soul. Even elope with another man.
©2017 Mary Lancaster (P)2019 TantorWhat listeners say about The Wicked Baron
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- Mo Bass
- 09-11-23
3.5 Stars
The narration left a lot to be desired. The story had legs but the banter and seduction were a bit juvenile.
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- Jamila
- 30-09-20
Regency Mills & Boon
Forgettable tale, told with a very mediocre writing style, and made worse by a stilted narration in a jarring tone.
Wouldn’t recommend.
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