Veiled in Moonlight

The Ministry of Curiosities, Book 8

De: C. J. Archer

Narrado por: Shiromi Arserio

When a young gentleman is murdered by a shape shifter, Charlie and Lincoln interrogate their contacts and uncover a plot with links to the royal family - and links to more than one member of the ministry's committee. At the heart of the mystery is a sinister love triangle, corruption, lies, and treason.

As they close in on their suspects, the dangers close in on them, and Lincoln's protective instincts come to the fore, setting Charlie on edge. The last time he worried this much, he sent her away from her home and the people she loved....

©2017 C.J. Archer (P)2018 C.J. Archer

Great story.

Great story can’t wait for the next book. Congratulations Charlie and Lincoln. On to book number nine

Wonderful book

This book was amazing! kept me interested and wanting more! I cannot wait to read the next one.

Upsetting

So much happens in this book, life’s getting more unsettled and secrets are coming out and being revealed.

I love this series

I'm just hoping that Charlie stops being so damn whiny and doesn't soften Lincoln too much

Great story

I can’t seem to get enough of the story as it continues through the series.

must read

very good series , love the characters , Lincoln and Charlie . Seth , Gus and Cook.

Love story

I really thought they were gonna finally get married. And Alice? What’s going on with that? Is Seth gonna finally tell her how he feels? Is the ministry discover? Can’t wait for the next book.

Always a great read!

Love this series, some of my favorite characters. Love CJ Archer. Looking forward to finishing the series!

still listening to series

I'm pretty hooked, and need to know what happens to Charlie and Lincoln, will they get married? narration was ok

Decent but annoying at moments

“How did you hear of us?” Um because you go around telling everyone you speak with your real name?????

Despite liking this series reasonably enough, there are some annoying things and plot holes. Ok and the kissing gets old. Or maybe just I’m old. Glad this series is short. Should have been done in fewer, longer books.

The reader blends some of the voices at times so hard to tell you is speaking.