
Imperfect Pretence
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Narrated by:
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Karen Cass
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By:
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Ann Barker
About this listen
Max Persault loves his seafaring life. When his cousin, Alistair, the newly elevated Duke of Haslingfield, appeals for his help, he finds himself masquerading as the duke and on his way to Cromer while Alistair sets off undercover to France.
Max's talents do not lend themselves to acting, however, and before even arriving at his destination, he has aroused the suspicions of Miss Constance Church.
At first dismissing him, Constance soon begins to suspect that there may be more to him than meets the eye. How will she react when the man who calls himself a duke of the realm turns out to be a landless buccaneer? Will his cover be ruined as gossip about the mysterious duke begins to spread in the town?
©2015 Ann Barker (P)2015 SoundingsWhat listeners say about Imperfect Pretence
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