Silk and Secrets

The Silk Trilogy, Book 2

By: Mary Jo Putney

Narrated by: Siobhan Waring

Length: 13 hrs and 1 min

Publisher's summary

Winner of Romantic Times Reviewer’s Choice Award

Finalist for RWA’s Golden Choice Award

The desert flower

At 17, fiery Juliet Cameron fell passionately in love and married the perfect companion for the adventurous life she wanted to lead. Lord Ross Carlisle is handsome, dashing, and as eager to explore the world as she is. But social constraints and fear of an all-consuming love that threatens to engulf her independent spirit send Juliet fleeing to the distant land where she was raised as a diplomat’s child.

Now, a dozen years later, a gentleman’s promise sends Lord Ross on a dangerous rescue mission to Central Asia - and to a shocking reunion with his long estranged wife. Warily, they join forces to cross the merciless desert to Bokhara, where Juliet’s army officer brother has been imprisoned.

The fierce attraction that drew them together so many years before has never died. But if they succumb to passion, can either of them survive if they cannot heal their broken marriage?

Praise for Silk and Secrets:

“[Silk and Secrets] fulfills every dream of your heart, every yearning of your soul, as a pair of memorable lovers find their way back to each other’s arms.... This remarkable novel of high adventure and unquenchable love is a stunning reading experience, one you will remember and cherish forever.” (Romantic Times)

About the author:

A New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today best-selling author Mary Jo Putney's novels are known for psychological depth and intensity. She has had numerous books listed among Library Journal’s and Booklist's top romances of the year.

©1992 Mary Jo Putney (P)2021 Mary Jo Putney

Exciting story and intrepid characters

I just finished the second (maybe third) listen of this book and as it sometimes does, the book grew on me. The story is complex and takes place in the Middle East. Siobham does an excellent job with the language, but the language adds to the complexity of the book. Not having an understanding...or a liking....for all things Middle Eastern. I struggled. Added to all that, I found the heroine, annoying and aggravating. Soo....that's why I waited until now to review. While the book is not one of my favorites, it's certainly very well-done. The story is rich in history and drama...both personal and otherwise. MJP and Siobhan did an amazing job in writing and telling the story. Siobhan Waring is definitely the best narrator for the books in this series. Thank you ladies for many hours of good entertainment.

interesting story, wonderful narration

very interesting story line, although I found heroine annoying at times. very well drawn characters and I loved the descriptions of the remote locations. excellent narrator who brought the various characters to life

Finally on audio!

It took a while for this book to be produced in audio format, but it was well worth the wait!

This is one of my lifetime favorite books (and one of my top favorites from this author), and Siobhan Waring does an amazing job bringing it to life. Not only does she narrate both main characters well (her command of male voices is impressive), she also handles the wide variety of accents and speech patterns called for.

Whenever a book I love comes out in audio, I'm almost hesitant to purchase it, because of fear it will ruin the impression of the book that is already cemented in my mind. Listening to this book on audio only made the experience richer for me.

Thank you, Putney and Waring, for a wonderful adventure and deeply romantic story that is worth revisiting again and again.

Good story

I liked this story. It kept my interest until the end. I actually wondered how the happy ending would turn out. I enjoy this author Mary No Putney !