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The Review - Audiobook
by Katherine Holt
A dark Regency mystery. Evelyn Thompson isn’t much of an actor, but she’s an expert at keeping a stiff upper lip. When The Liberty Troupe are asked to perform for the Duke of Wellington, it seems like the chance of a lifetime. Their last production was a disaster, but with The Yorkshire Advocate covering everything from preparations to performance, a good review could mean big things for the troupe. But the pressure puts a strain on the players’ already fragile relationships. Evelyn is struggling to stay on civil terms with her alcoholic mother, and her artist father seems to have picked up a troublesome commission. Then there’s the reporter who’s been assigned to the story - he’s terribly handsome, but he’s asking some strange questions… As opening night looms, pretending everything is going well won’t be enough. The Review is the first book in The Liberty Troupe trilogy, set in Leeds in 1814.To hear all the episodes or sign up for your free short story, visit www.murderandmanne
Episodes
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Chapter 22
Final Episode – Evey pays a visit to Michael.
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Chapter 21
Annie and Evey hatch a plan.
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Chapter 20
Evey has to face the future.
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Chapter 19
The aftermath of the fire, and the discovery of what has been lost.
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Chapter 18
It's opening night, and things are heating up.
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Chapter 17
Evey tries to see Augustine's painting one last time.
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Chapter 16
The day before the performance, and Julius is on a tight deadline.
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Chapter 15
Michael makes Evey an offer she can't refuse, and the troupe receive some bad news. 18+, contains adult themes.
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Chapter 14
Rehearsals continue apace as the countdown of days until the Duke’s exhibition nears single figures. It's not going well.
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A dark Regency mystery. Evelyn Thompson isn’t much of an actor, but she’s an expert at keeping a stiff upper lip. When The Liberty Troupe are asked to perform for the Duke of Wellington, it seems like the chance of a lifetime. Their last production was a disaster, but with The Yorkshire Advocate covering everything from preparations to performance, a good review could mean big things for the troupe. But the pressure puts a strain on the players’ already fragile relationships. Evelyn is struggling to stay on civil terms with her alcoholic mother, and her artist father seems to have picked up a troublesome commission. Then there’s the reporter who’s been assigned to the story - he’s terribly handsome, but he’s asking some strange questions… As opening night looms, pretending everything is going well won’t be enough. The Review is the first book in The Liberty Troupe trilogy, set in Leeds in 1814.To hear all the episodes or sign up for your free short story, visit www.murderandmanne
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