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  • The Cocoa Conspiracy

  • A Lady Arianna Regency Mystery Series, Book 2
  • By: Andrea Penrose
  • Narrated by: Mary Sarah
  • Length: 9 hrs and 3 mins
  • 4.0 out of 5 stars (3 ratings)

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The Cocoa Conspiracy

By: Andrea Penrose
Narrated by: Mary Sarah
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Summary

Lady Arianna, now the Countess of Saybrook, is settling into married life with her new husband. To celebrate his birthday, she finds the perfect gift: a rare volume of botanical engravings on Theobroma cacao - or chocolate - in an exclusive bookshop. But she is forced to fight off a stranger who tries to steal it way from her.

Arianna forgets about the strange incident - until she and her husband attend an important government party on a country estate, where her assailant reappears and turns out to be a Russian diplomat. Events grow more ominous when Arianna discovers sensitive government documents hidden in the book's binding - documents that suggest someone she and Saybrook hold dear is a traitor to King and country.

Murder. Treason. Money. Power. Once again, Arianna and Saybrook are drawn into a shadowy world of international intrigue. To unmask the real villain, they journey to the Peace Congress in Vienna, where amid the seductive pomp and pageantry of Europe's royalty, they must root out a cunning conspiracy - armed only with their wits and their expertise in chocolate....

©2014 Andrea DaRif (P)2018 Tantor

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The plot wasn’t too bad …

Definitely book II was a huge improvement on book I in this series ….

The narrator had greatly improved - where she totally failed reading out book I, she was better here BUT I WONT CONTINUE IN THE SERIES -

When you listened to the other series - and listen here - there were sooooo many phrases one had heard before in the other series - BUT what I found ridiculous was the fact that in within one book so many phrases are repeated - over and over again -
Like: “…that is when a pot calls a kettle black” - and many more like this ….

I like the author - and I shall have a look what else is on offer But this series is not worth my time …
Sorry to report !!!

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