![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Exiled by his cruel, dissolute father, with nothing more than the clothes on his back and a manservant – Merrick, to whom the old Lord Crane made it clear he’d be happy if his son were to disappear overboard on the way – Lucien survived the voyage, and endured horror and privation as he struggled to survive. Lucien Vaudrey, Lord Crane, has recently returned to England from China, where he’s lived for the past twenty years. (Now all we need are the audios of The Ruin of Gabriel Ashleigh and the short stories from the Society of Gentlemen series, and I’ll be an extremely happy bunny!) There are three books in the main series – The Magpie Lord, A Case of Possession and Flight of Magpies as well as two books that are set in the same universe, Rag and Bone and Jackdaw, AND the audios also include the short stories that come between the Magpies books, which was a lovely surprise. I’ve listened to and reviewed almost all of those titles now and had been anxiously awaiting the release of her A Charm of Magpies series which, luckily for listeners, was released in one fell swoop at the end of January. Charles announced that many of her backlist titles were going to appear in audio format, I may just have jumped for joy. ![]()
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