So Fair a Lady

Daughters of His Kingdom

By: Amber Lynn Perry

Narrated by: Mary Sarah Agliotta

Length: 10 hrs and 24 mins

Publisher's Summary

Boston, MA, 1773: Shards of Eliza Campbell's life crash to the ground when she discovers a devastating secret: Her father was a spy for the Sons of Liberty. Determined to uncover the truth, not even a marriage proposal from the dashing British officer Samuel Martin can dissuade her. When rescued from British capture by handsome patriot Thomas Watson, Eliza discovers what her father risked his life for and yearns to know more. But will her budding attraction to this courageous patriot damage her already wounded heart?

After years of being blackmailed by Officer Martin, Thomas plans to start a new life in the small town of Sandwich. However, when his actions place Eliza and her sister in danger, he must act quickly to protect them from falling into enemy hands. If the three of them are discovered, their lives will never be the same. Now, not only must he protect Eliza; he must protect his heart from a love that is sure to wound him far greater than any British soldier ever could.

©2014 Amber Lynn Perry (P)2015 Amber Lynn Perry

Excellent!

This is my first read by this author and I am impressed! I was hooked from the very beginning and it kept my attention until the end. Interesting plot, characters, great action and romance rolled into one memorable story that has me eager for more from this author/narrator combo. I highly recommend!

loved the story!

I really enjoyed the story if this, but the narrator, while she did a great job, has a very soothing voice. I enjoy audible while working out or doing chores, but the narrator, has a very soothing voice. While I didn't go to sleep or anything, neither was I able to use it for motivation or momentum! lol!

Too graffic ,

Did not read much of this book. Too much leud behavior in this book for me.

Loved Listening to this book!

Set in Massachusetts 1773-1774 this historical romantic drama grabbed my attention and did not let go. Eliza Campbell, only twenty years old, feels the weight of responsibility on her as her father dies, leaving her with a secret she cannot tell, even to her younger sister Kitty, Robert Campbell's dying words to her are "find the truth." There is money for them to live on, so that isn't a worry. Finding that truth and the danger it could bring is.
Thomas Watson is being blackmailed by a villainous Red Coat, Samuel Martin. Thomas tries to do the right thing by giving just enough information to the man to keep his family safe. Samuel is evil and threatens more harm.
Thomas learns that something he told the blackmailer has put Robert Campbell's daughters in danger. He rushes to their house and rescues them just before the soldiers arrive.
That is all the description I am going to give. There is so much drama in the escape. Thomas helps Eliza learn the truth she promised her father she would find. They fall in love but are each afraid of admitting it, when they finally do, WOW!
There were a few slow moments of everyday life in the middle of the book, but they quickly passed. The author writes quite a riveting scene when the Boston Tea Party is just a side note to the drama that is taking place in the Campbell home.
The narrator does a really good job of bringing out all the emotions in the book.
The ending is fantastic! There are no cliffhangers but I do look forward to listening to the next book.

nice but not swoon worthy

I enjoyed this reading. I was okay with it being a christian novel even tho i typically prefer my historical romance with just a taste of passion. the author does give u steamy kissing but if u want more go elsewhere. Also, as a Christian I didnt expect to be bothered by God talk however it is kinda heavy and central to the plot. I dont know how I felt about the main characters actually hearing God speak to them or the deceased father. otherwise i enjoyed the story and just didnt get wrapped up in it. The reason for the H and H not getting together sooner seemed kind of contrived.

can't get enough

I loved this book. Lots of romance, suspense, twists and turns. A definite must read.

Great book!

I loved this story. The narrator was really good and I was very invested in the story line. Finished in just a few days! I want more!

Great story & good read (listen)

I found this book very enjoyable and entertaining. Could not stop listening. Looking forward to the next book. Kudos to the author and narrator!

Loved it!

I love wholesome romance. Great story line with lots of picture creating details. The narrator had the perfect voice for this story.

beautiful

If you could sum up So Fair a Lady in three words, what would they be?

beautiful, strong, faith

What other book might you compare So Fair a Lady to and why?

can't think of any at the moment

Have you listened to any of Mary Sarah Agliotta’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

no I haven't, she was lovely

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

No none that I could think of