What Happens in Piccadilly

The Hellion Club, Book 3

By: Chasity Bowlin

Narrated by: Alexandra Ralph

There’s no such thing as just a kiss....

Book three in the best-selling series The Hellion Club has arrived for your listening pleasure!

Chaos! That is what greets Miss Calliope St. James when she enters the household of her prospective employer, Lord Winn Hamilton, the Earl of Montgomery. The newly appointed guardian for his nieces and nephew, he’s clearly a man who has no idea what to do with children…and they are children who clearly know when the adults in charge haven’t a clue what they’re doing. But he is handsome. Terribly, temptingly handsome, even when he’s maddening.

Winn thought it was bad enough when his home was overrun with children hell-bent on driving him insane. Then their new governess arrived…and she looks like no governess he’s ever seen. Distractingly beautiful, maddeningly forthright, frustratingly capable - he’s equal parts attracted to her and infuriated by her.

And then he sees the portrait…the portrait that changes everything. Because Calliope St. James isn’t just the abandoned and unwanted child of unknown parents, as she’s always been led to believe. If Calliope is who he thinks she is, she’s very, very wealthy, and there are powerful people in the highest reaches of society who want her very, very dead.

To keep her safe, he’ll have to keep her close, and that presents them both with an entirely different sort of danger.

©2020 Chasity Bowlin (P)2021 Chasity Bowlin

Boring

This story dragged on and on. I could not finish. I would not recommend. The narration was fine.

Loved listening to it

The narrator did an awesome job with the different voices making it easy to tell who was speaking. Loved the story as well.

sounds like the same story

this story sound like the same story as the other two that came before. no originality and nothing to draw attention. i also wish the author would focus on one relationship and tell that story well instead of trying to include multiple relationship in one story. i also care zero to listen to another story where effi(prob spelled wrong) and highcliff are pining for each other. It takes away from the story being told.