Of Valor & Vice: A Revelry's Tempest Novel

· AWD Publishing · Narrated by Anais Inara Chase
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Her life was charmed, until it was not.

Near destitute after the sudden death of her wastrel husband, Lady Pipworth must find a way to support herself and her young nieces until her brother returns home to assume his role as head of the family. Thanks to her three brothers that raised her, Adalia's one outstanding skill in life is gambling, and with a dower house now at her disposal, plans to fill the coffers--scandal begetting or not--begin to take shape.


A mysterious duke with one goal in mind.

The Duke of Dellon is interested in nothing more than fulfilling the needs of running his ducal estate. As for a wife and an heir--he will get to it, eventually--as long as it fits neatly into his orderly life. But when a vow invoked from the grave surfaces, he obligingly sets out to do what is required of him--stop Lady Pipworth from the foolery of operating a gaming house. And, if he should need to, marry the woman.

A vow invoked from the grave leads to a secret that could destroy everything.

Her gaming house a success, the last thing Adalia wants is an arrogant duke poking into her affairs. But when a sudden death threatens the very thing she holds dearest, can she possibly trust the one man that can save her and her nieces?


Note: The books in the Revelry's Tempest series by K. J. Jackson are each standalone stories and can be listened to individually in any order. These historical romances are set in the regency and Victorian eras and do not shy away from scenes with steamy heat, occasional naughty language, and moments that might possibly make you squirm.

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4.8
5 reviews
Danielle Carpenter
December 14, 2018
This story is compelling and sensual. The fire between Adalia and Dellon is at times heart stopping. I think Adalia is quite stupid for not recognizing he loved her. He did not know what love is having been raised in a sterile environment. Even if he never said the words, his actions spoke louder than any words. He would kill for her, seek only her happiness, and provide every comfort and pleasure he could give her. Words are nothing, action is everything.
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A Google user
December 9, 2018
I requested a free copy of this audiobook to review, and I am voluntarily leaving this review. I have read several of K.J. Jackson's books, and I have enjoyed each one. This was the first time I listened to an audiobook in several years. I knew that I loved the book itself, and I wanted to experience listening to the narrator tell the story. It was so enjoyable to hear the story itself, but I loved listening to the British accent of the narrator. I felt that I had been pulled into the story itself. The audiobook made it so convenient for me to keep my busy schedule while still being able to enjoy one of my favorite authors.
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