The Lady's Command Free Audiobook Download by Stephanie Laurens

The Lady's Command is a historical romance set in the late eighteenth century England. The heroine, Eugenie, has been separated from her family and she only has a letter of introduction to her aunt who runs an inn with no name. With no money and few connections, Eugenie will have to rely on herself for help as she tries to find her way back home.

This audiobook is narrated by Steve West and has a lot of great moments. I like that this book had more action then her other ones but also had a lot of depth and emotion to it.

Stephanie Laurens is a British author of romance. She has written over twenty historical novels, most notably the Cynster series about the duke and duchess of Kilmorgan and their children who have the power to transform themselves into any type of animal at will. Her series feature men who are just as cunning as they are attractive.

The Lady's Command is a historical romance novel by Stephanie Laurens. The story revolves around the youngest daughter of an ancient family whose father has a reputation of being a rake, and the trouble she gets herself into when attempting to determine who he really is. She falls in love with him and over time he begins to fall in love with her but their troubles do not end there.

The Lady's Command is a great book for those who enjoy light, fun, enjoyable and clean romantic historical fiction. It focuses on an orphaned countess in the time of Napoleon III who has to be trained by a disgraced French officer who comes from her family without being invited.

If you are looking for an audiobook series that will keep you entertained from beginning to end, this is a great series for you. The story starts out with Daphne and Theo finding themselves in the midst of trying to figure out who's behind the kidnapping of their friend and the terrorizing of their town. As they attempt to find their friend, they uncover a bigger picture that has been lurking around the edges of society. They have to decide whether they want to protect what they know or be part of a change that may cause more harm than good.