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A review by gatun
An Unnatural Vice by KJ Charles
5.0
The story, and mystery, begun in An Unseen Attraction continues in An Unnatural Vice. Nathaniel Roy, a lawyer with good education and upbringing, helps his friends in less ideal circumstances. Show him an injustice and he will fight to make it right. Because he is a friend of Clem, he becomes involved with the mystery that has a lodger who was obviously tortured, dead on Clem's doorstep. He also wants to protect Clem from his mercenary family which sees him as responsible for being an Earl's bastard.
Nathaniel working on a separate issue visits Justin Lazarus, a spiritualist. A seance with Justin leaves Nathaniel unsettled by the information Justice seemed to know. Nathaniel vows never to speak to Lazarus again. When the danger circling Clem, goes after Lazarus, he turns to Nathaniel to save him. Two men who detest each other must now work together to help Clem and save themselves.
Matthew Lloyd Davies does a fantastic job narrating the book. The variety of accents he handles is amazing. I enjoy listening to books he narrates.
Nathaniel working on a separate issue visits Justin Lazarus, a spiritualist. A seance with Justin leaves Nathaniel unsettled by the information Justice seemed to know. Nathaniel vows never to speak to Lazarus again. When the danger circling Clem, goes after Lazarus, he turns to Nathaniel to save him. Two men who detest each other must now work together to help Clem and save themselves.
Matthew Lloyd Davies does a fantastic job narrating the book. The variety of accents he handles is amazing. I enjoy listening to books he narrates.