
The Forgotten Affairs of Youth
An Isabel Dalhousie Novel
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Lesley Mackie
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The continuing adventures from Isabel Dalhousie, Edinburgh philosopher and curious observer of the behaviour of her fellow man.
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- Paddington
- 05-12-2016
Interesting story set in Scotland
I enjoyed this story as it unfolded. However the voice of the young Australian woman was absolutely dreadful and irritating. It was so wrong. As an Australian I suggest that thet should not have tried to change the voice, it was dreadfully inaccurate..... on occasions it seemed like a bad imitation of a broad New Zealander!
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