Smoke and Lies

A Lady Arianna Regency Mystery, Book 4

De: Andrea Penrose

Narrado por: Mary Sarah

Now that peace reigns in Europe and Napoleon has been exiled to the island of Elba, Lady Arianna and her husband, the earl of Saybrook, are determined to put government sleuthing aside. But the head of British security has other ideas....

Rumors are rife that Napoleon may be plotting to take back the French throne and plunge the continent into another war. So when Saybrook learns that his Spanish cousin has gone missing on the island under mysterious circumstances, he and Arianna feel they have no choice but to undertake a secret mission to Elba for the government and unravel the serpentine tangle of truth and lies.

Friend or foe? From the start, they find themselves up against treachery and deceptions. And for Arianna, things become even more difficult when she encounters ghosts from her past, forcing her to make fundamental choices about love, loyalty, family, and friendship. Once on Elba, she and Saybrook - along with some unexpected allies - must match wits with a deadly enemy and the great Napoleon himself. And with the clock ticking, all the last-minute machinations come down to a question of luck....

©2018 Andrea DaRif (P)2019 Tantor

loved it!

it was another great installation of the intrepid Lady S and Lord Saybrook series. I really enjoyed it.

Horrible narrator good story

The story is enjoyable if it wasn't for the sultry whispering narrator. This narrator has destroyed several book series for me. I have to get them as ebooks instead. Please for the love of audiobooks get rid of her!

The narrator is absolutely darling!

There was nothing to dislike in all of these series! Easy listening and delightful characters!!

Narrator hasn't improved....story is mid

Narrator needs a lesson in English accents, and how to take a deep breath. Her narration ruins the story. It's so detrimental, in fact, that it makes the story's value less.

Interesting but not a page turner.

The story was interesting, but not riveting. I could take it or leave it. I didn't care for the narrator's manner.