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  • The Missing Marquess of Althorn

  • Lost Lords Series, Book 3
  • By: Chasity Bowlin
  • Narrated by: Esther Wane
  • Length: 7 hrs and 21 mins
  • 4.3 out of 5 stars (3 ratings)

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The Missing Marquess of Althorn

By: Chasity Bowlin
Narrated by: Esther Wane
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Betrothed to Marcus Balfour, Marquess Althorn since infancy, the entirety of Miss Jane Barrett's life has been planned for her by others. Through an overheard argument, Jane discovers at a tender age that her betrothed is opposed to the match. The knowledge wounds her deeply and sows the first seeds of rebellion in her. Rather than marry her, the Marquess joins the army but disappears in one of the war's bloodiest battles.   

Marcus's objections to the marriage were less about the bride than the immorally young age of the bride at which their greedy and meddling fathers wished to force the match. While fighting for king and country, Marcus is confronted with the knowledge that there is a traitor in their midst, a man far closer to him than he might wish to admit. But he is captured, imprisoned, tortured, and left to rot for years until he can make his way back home to take up his rightful place as the Elsingham heir...and as a husband to Jane Barrett.   

The years that have passed have eradicated any reservations about marriage to his betrothed, at least on his part. No man looking at her would ever mistake her for a child. More surprising is the attraction that he feels for her instantaneously and his determination to make her his, whatever the cost. It appears, however, that his bride to be will require some convincing.

©2018 Chasity Bowlin (P)2019 Tantor

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Another goodie in the Lost Lords series

I’ve only just discovered Chasity Bowlin and her Lost Lord series and am enjoying it immensely. She creatively assembles key characters to execute clever multi-dimensional plots. This book sees Jane and Marcus surrounded by conniving vipers callously manipulating at every opportunity to their own ends. Jane wrestles with her determination to be free versus her wounded self-esteem/vanity. Her character is very real. Marcus is just gorgeous and I loved his patience and protectiveness towards Jane. The narrator has a lovely reading voice and did a good job differentiating between the characters although in certain scenes of the last few chapters I found Marcus’s dialogue emotionally jarred with the personality I perceived him to have. Nonetheless I loved this audiobook.

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