Wait Until Midnight

By: Amanda Quick

Narrated by: Louisa Jane Underwood

The sins of Adam Hardesty's past have been discovered. And if he does not hunt down his blackmailer quickly, his secrets will be revealed to all.

...But there is an obstacle in his way: sensation novelist Caroline Fordyce. She knows that Adam's quest for justice could shatter her own reputation - and mire her family in lethal scandal. And she fears what he may find. Together they will navigate the shadow side of London, venturing into an underworld of cutthroats, connivers, and illusionists. And as the mystery grows ever deeper and the danger circles ever closer, they must guard not only their secrets but their lives....

©2005 Jayne Ann Krentz (P)2015 Recorded Books

In this genre; loved it

author is skilled at story telling and I love that this story, turns its head on the societal insanity towards women. I adore both the main characters and am so pleased that the villian although evil intentioned, was pitiable.

Another hit by Amanda Quick.

Admittedly many of Amanda Quicks books are similar, I have been a fan since I was younger. This one was a good one. It was fun when he got disgruntled about being described as the villain. The narrator made it a bit harder to get into the story.

Psychic mystery romance

Another typical Amanda Quick romance, with a paranormal type story. This is a lot like the arcane society novels by the same author except this one is set in Regency times.
There is a mystery plot with the two main characters meeting originally over a scandal and a murder.

Slow start but finished strong..

I liked both main characters... heroine was smart and sassy ...I liked the story with-in a story and the startling twist of the villian.

I love the characters

I have always enjoyed Amanda quick
Books. She has strong women characters. This book had a strong woman that overcame challenges and found happiness
.