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Rebel Waltz

by Kay Hooper
Lyssa Browne
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Banner Clairmont hated the idea of her beloved Lyonsgate Plantation being sold, even to dashing Rory Stewart, who seemed to know so much about her. But as they toured the grounds before that evening's costume ball, she sensed the house welcoming the intruder, sharing its secrets. Rory was fascinated by the estate, and even more by his lovely guide. But who, he wondered aloud, were the early guests—the soldiers in rebel uniform, the ladies in crinolines—and why was Banner so shocked when he pointed them out? That evening he knew he must understand the puzzle of the mansion's past before he could love its mistress. Then at midnight, destiny joined their hands—for didn't family legend say that whoever led the final waltz would always live at Lyonsgate?

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    April 1, 2009

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      • ISBN: 9780792762638
      • File size: 141525 KB
      • Duration: 04:54:50

  • Languages

    • English

  • Reviews

    • AudioFile Magazine
      Banner Clairmont, granddaughter of the owner of antebellum mansion Jasmine Hall, meets Rory Stewart, a rich Southern gentleman who wants to buy the property. Of course, they fall madly in love with each other despite Banner's objection to the sale of her home. Lyssa Brown narrates this romance with a lilting voice that doesn't take seriously the antics and silly dialogue between Banner and Rory. As the two spar with each other, Brown's performance stretches effortlessly to keep up with the plot and the action. Hooper sprinkles the story with her trademark ghosts, which do little for the plot. Originally written in 1986, this title lacks the steamy scenes romance readers are now accustomed to. Fortunately, Brown is up to the challenge of Southern accents and a genteel tone. M.B.K. (c) AudioFile 2010, Portland, Maine

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