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Wit in All Languages
Wit in All Languages | Mary Robinette Kowal, Delia Sherman, Barbara Samuel, Liz Duffy Adams, Madeleine Robins, Sarah Smith
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Fortune favors the bold in the fourth installment of Whitehall, an episodic royal tale full of true history and sensual intrigue, new from Serial Box Publishing. Stars rise and fall and tides turn when a royal ball causes quite the stir in more ways than one. Charles makes a dramatic move in his war of wills with Catherine – but the battle’s true victor remains to be seen. This episode is brought to you by Madeline Robbins, who knows how to make an entrance and a stand.
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Wit in All Languages | Mary Robinette Kowal, Delia Sherman, Barbara Samuel, Liz Duffy Adams, Madeleine Robins, Sarah Smith
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📖#Whitehall Episode 4; I am reading/listening to via Serial Box app.

Catherine won‘t consent to having Charles‘ mistress Barbara come be part of the bedchamber. King Charles retaliates in a particularly cruel way. Barbara decides to meddle, hoping to make a bold public statement about her relationship with the King.

I love Queen Catherine. She is no doormat. Things are so dang hard for her but she is🔥

🎧Fiona Hardingham narrates BRILLIANTLY.

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