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  • The Daughters of India, Book 1
  • By: Megan Elder Evans
  • Narrated by: Bobbi Fath
  • Length: 6 hrs and 52 mins
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Summary

Adhira Yadhavar will do anything to save her family, even if it means accepting help from her enemy.

1764, Madras, India. Adhira’s father has been arrested again by the British East India Company, and the pirates her father steals silk for will not leave the Yadhavar’s home empty-handed. When Adhira and her mother fail to deliver the silk, Captain Sharva’s men steal the family’s most precious treasure: Adhira’s brother.

Now, it is up to Adhira to save her family, but she will have to accept help from Benedict Morgan, a lieutenant in the East India Company who keeps arresting her father. Can the two put aside their enmity to rescue Adhira’s brother and bring down the most feared pirate in the East? And can Adhira and Benedict reconcile their growing attraction with their cultural and political differences to find love and unity in a political climate that pits them against each other?
©2021 Megan Elder Evans (P)2022 Megan Elder Evans
Historical Fiction Historical Multicultural
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poor narration

This book was enjoyable but needed a more authentic narrator who was familiar with pronouncing words and names that are not English. A younger, more authentic voice at a faster pace would have improved the experience of this audio edition.

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