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    Making the Marquess
    Making the Marquess
    Making the Marquess
    Audiobook11 hours

    Making the Marquess

    Written by Nichole Van

    Narrated by Rosie Akerman

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    About this audiobook

    Alex does not want to be the new marquess, and Lottie is determined her nephew Freddie should inherit the title. Both should easily be able to get what they want, right?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media
    Release dateMay 20, 2021
    ISBN9781666536324
    Making the Marquess
    Author

    Nichole Van

    Nichole Van is an international bestselling author of contemporary and historical romances, including the award-winning Seeing Miss Heartstone. Also a photographer and designer, she taught technical writing at Brigham Young University for ten years and has written more technical manuals than she can quickly count. Although originally from Utah, she currently lives with her family on the coast of Scotland, where she enjoys long walks along the lochs and braes. For more information, visit www.NicholeVan.com.

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    • 5/5
      This is one of the best series of books that I have read in a long time. This is book 4 of 5 in the Brotherhood of the Black Tartan. Each book's romance story is a standalone book, but there is a deeper thread that runs through the series involving the Brotherhood that makes it best to read them in order.

      We have Dr. Alex's turn at romance now. Up until this point, we haven't seen a whole lot of the the good doctor. I'm so glad to have learned about him and seen him and Lottie work through the issues that confronted them.

      The first 2 books had more humor and banter than the next two, but this one had a scene that may have been the funniest one I've ever read in a book. I laughed out loud and kept laughing. It was great!

      Once again I am blow away by how talented the audiobook narrator is. This one had French accents along with the English and Scottish ones. She nailed them. And did even more characters! She is wonderful!