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The Spitfire

By: Bertrice Small
Narrated by: Christine Rendel
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Summary

They cast their destinies to the winds of desire.  

The year is 1483. Just as beautiful Lady Arabella Grey, the young cousin of England's King Richard III, speaks her wedding vows to Sir Jasper Keane, the Scotsman Tavis Stewart, Earl of Dunmore, abducts Arabella as payment for Jasper's murder of his fiancee. Irresistibly, deliciously, Arabella surrenders to her enemy with fierce abandon - knowing that there may be only one way to get what is rightfully hers....

Contains mature themes.

©2015 Bertrice Small (P)2020 Tantor Historical Historical Fiction Romance Middle Ages Royalty England Tudor
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Bertrice Small has the most engaging way of capturing her audiences. I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Storyline was awesome the time it was set in, the characters. Well presented well done thank you.

Brilliant

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This book was ok. Something to pass the time without thinking too much about anything. In other words predictable. The narration just about did my head in. Often it was simplistic, unemotional and almost like she was reading to a child. A little disappointing.

The Narration Killed It

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at the beginning I found it difficult to stay focused however the history lesson was full of information. halfway through the story warms up and get some personality.. glad I persisted. Have to say I am very disappointed in Arabellas final decisions at the end.

a slow start

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