Plain Jane

A Novel of Regency England - Being the Second Volume of A House for the Season

By: M. C. Beaton

Narrated by: Lindy Nettleton

"Oh to be as beautiful as Euphemia!" plain Jane Hart sighs when she joins her sister Euphemia at Number 67 Clarges Street for the season. Then Lord Tregarthan might notice her, as she had noticed him and forever lost her heart to the most eligible bachelor of the town. But Euphemia’s fate is to flirt through balls and into the arms of a marquis, while Jane’s is to stay home, amusing herself with snooping into the strange death of Miss Clara Vere-Baxton, a former tenant of Number 67 - until the downstairs staff transforms a plain Miss into the season’s sensation and sends her waltzing dangerously close to the secret of Clara’s demise and into a daring liaison with the lord of her dreams.

©2013 Marion Chesney (P)2013 AudioGO

Great story - unsure 1st chapters - up and on

Narrator easy, appropriate and convincing, connected with her & story by second or third chapter to put enjoyable storytelling thus forward, society and status, mystery and romance

3rd time

love this series. U should try it and the Poor Relations series by the same author

Fantastic adventures

Gothic romance, who killed Clara. Mixed with the fun Regency era shenanigans. Great narrator! Old series, but worth a listen.

I LOVE THIS BOOK!!!!!

I am so glad this author had one of her novels in the “included” selection in audible. That is how I found her and I am so glad that I did! I’ve listened to three of them so far and have loved them all. Aaaaand, Lindy Nettleton is an AWESOME narrator! Get her books! You’ll love them!

interesting

A winding complicated story. many twists and turns. People you cheered fo and people you did not like. All wound up in a mystery.