The Bluestocking - Christi Caldwell Audiobook

Written by Christi Caldwell
Read by Tim Campbell
Format: MP3
Bitrate: 64 Kbps
Unabridged

· Series: Wicked Wallflowers Series, Book 4
· Length: 10 hrs and 30 mins
· Release date: 05-07-19
· Publisher: Brilliance Audio

Two damaged hearts learn there’s a fine line between love and hate in a Wicked Wallflowers novel from USA Today bestselling author Christi Caldwell.

We start the book not long after the last one ends; with Stephen on his way to the “Mad Marquess” house, to take his place as the Earl and rightful heir.

Gertrude, the eldest Killoran sister, has spent a lifetime being underestimated—especially by her own family. She may seem as vulnerable as a kitten, but given the chance, she can be as fierce as a tiger. Her adopted brother, Stephen, has just been snatched back by his true father, and she’ll be damned if she relinquishes the boy to the man reviled throughout London as the Mad Marquess.

Still haunted by a deadly tragedy that left him publicly despised, Lord Edwin holds only hatred for the Killorans—the people he believes kidnapped his son. And not one of them will ever see the boy again. But when Gertrude forces her way into the household and stubbornly insists that she remain as Stephen’s governess, Edwin believes he may have found someone madder than himself.

With every moment he shares with the tenderhearted Gertrude, Edwin’s anger softens into admiration…and more. Is it possible that the woman he loathed may be the only person who can heal his broken soul?

A reader’s Comment….
‘The Mad Marquess - Edwin, isn’t really that mad. Sure he’s ferocious, growls and has a burly strength about him. But in trying to describe him as mad the author didn’t really delve in too deep. But I also don’t care. Edwin’s madness is his despair, and the guilt that he’s been living with for 7 years. His wife and unborn babe were killed in a fire, and Stephen was stolen from him by street thugs and sold to a Undergound Boss named Diggory. [ Who also happens to be Gertude’s father. But they never really shared a father - daughter bond,…”