Mr. Impossible

De: Loretta Chase

Narrado por: Kate Reading

Rupert Carsington, fourth son of the Earl of Hargate, is his aristocratic family's favorite disaster. He's irresistibly handsome and unapologetically irresponsible, & trouble follows wherever he goes. Still, Rupert somehow manages to escape entanglement - emotional or other - with maddening grace! But now he's a prisoner in Cairo's most infamous jail and his only chance out is accepting a beautiful widow's dangerous proposal.

Scholar Daphne Pembroke wants him to rescue her brother, kidnapped by a rival seeking a legendary treasure. The partnership will be strictly business: she'll be the brains; he, the brawn. Simple enough in theory. Their journey takes them into danger and adventure. The most disciplined of women and the most reckless of men are about to clash in the most passionately impossible way.

©2005 Loretta Chekani (P)2015 Loretta Chekani

another great read!

Loretta Chase delivers another great read with Mr Impossible. I laughed and I was moved to tears. The hero and heroine are terrific!

Egypt is a fun setting for this romantic adventure

The setting of Egypt was a pleasant surprise. The romantic adventure another pleasant surprise. This story was engaging.
I loved how our brainy heroine found acceptance from our brawny hero. He did not see her as only someone to desire but someone he enjoyed being with. Their love evolved throughout the story. This was not instant love. Terrific couple that grew together and strengthened each other.

Highly entertaining

This is fabulous, laugh-out-loud, Romance. Chapter 3 had me in tears of laughter. Great characters and Kate Reading's narration is superb. Well worth a credit.

Too many (saids)

Enjoyable story but had trouble getting past the constant---he said, she said!
The narrator did a good job downplaying these words but it still distracted from a good story!

Rupert Carsington

This was a re-read (or re-listen). I love to visit old favorites through audiobooks. I loved Rupert the first time I read this book and that has not changed. He continues to be my favorite Carsington brother.