
This review is of the audiobook read by Will Watt.
A shopkeeper who unexpectedly inherits a fortune in need of a guide to the upper classes becomes involved with a count of dubious title and equally dubious motivation.
This has everything I love about KJ Charles novels: an entertaining plot, engaging characters, and rich period detail. I enjoyed every minute I spent with Titus and Nico.
Narrator
Will Watt read the book well. He spoke clearly and at a good pace, he gave distinct voices to the characters, and he conveyed emotion well.
Received via NetGalley.
This review is of the audiobook read by Will Watt.
A shopkeeper who unexpectedly inherits a fortune in need of a guide to the upper classes becomes involved with a count of dubious title and equally dubious motivation.
This has everything I love about KJ Charles novels: an entertaining plot, engaging characters, and rich period detail. I enjoyed every minute I spent with Titus and Nico.
Narrator
Will Watt read the book well. He spoke clearly and at a good pace, he gave distinct voices to the characters, and he conveyed emotion well.
Received via NetGalley.