And on the way, they may even learn if there's more than just memory and old affection binding them together. Not even Vikram not even if the once-beloved boy has grown into a man who makes his mouth water.Now the upright lawyer and the illicit bookseller need to work together to track down the missing youth. Gil Lawless became a Holywell Street bookseller for his own reasons, and he's damned if he's going to apologize or listen to moralizing from anyone.
He doesn't expect one of them to be run by the long-lost friend whose disappearance and presumed death he's been mourning for thirteen years. He expects to find a disgraceful array of sordid bookshops. When crusading lawyer Vikram Pandey sets out in search of a missing youth, his investigations take him to Holywell Street, London's most notorious address.
Lots of authors try to imitate KJ Charles, but she reigns supreme as far as this reader is concerned for her marvellous wit and delicious characters.When crusading lawyer Vikram Pandey sets out in search of a missing youth, his investigations take him to Holywell Street, London's most notorious address. The laughs, the sarcasm, the naughty Latin words, the comeuppance for the dreadful Aunt Beatrice 😝, but most of all the brilliant Murder Hellfire Club and more importantly its witty members, who were supportive of Philip to a man. Unfit to Print by KJ Charles - book cover, description. Book Review 5 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 from me.oh, and 5 💜💛💙💚🧡 too for Philip and Guy's lovely, gentle romance. Saul knows its a lot of nonsense.except that he begins to find himself in increasingly strange and frightening situations. Now he scrapes a living working for a rich eccentric who believes in magic.
I absolutely ADORE Guy, Sir Philip and especially that little strumpet of a sister Amanda. By: KJ Charles Publishers Summary Archaeologist Saul Lazenby has been all but unemployable since his disgrace during the War. Aunt Beatrice was suitably awful.as was her dreadful husband, and the Reverend whatever his name was, predictably boring. FAB-U-LOUS!! I particularly liked his voice for Lord Corvin, although his West Indian accent for John Raven could do with some work. I loved this story so much, and to be honest, was quite annoyed when I saw who was narrating it BUT pulled up my big girl pants and decided to take a chance on it. Audio Review Well done Cornell Collins aka Matthew Lloyd Davies for restoring my faith in narrators.
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