A Chicago Princess


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(3.8 stars; 28 reviews)

After working several years in foreign affairs, and after winning and then losing a fortune, Rupert Tremorne is stranded in Nagasaki, at the end of his wits and in some debt. His only chance is to take the post as private secretary to the Millionaire Mr Hemster, and to sail on with him on his yacht. Sailing around Asia is big adventure for anyone, but it is a special one for Tremorne, because besides Mr Hemster and his staff, there are the beautiful Miss Gertrude Hemster and her companion Hilda Stretton on board. And suddenly, Tremorne has his hands full with those two ladies... - Summary by Carolin (7 hr 22 min)

Chapitres

Chapter I 12:02 Lu par Judy Guinan
Chapter II 19:22 Lu par Judy Guinan
Chapter III 16:30 Lu par Judy Guinan
Chapter IV 20:11 Lu par Judy Guinan
Chapter V 9:20 Lu par Judy Guinan
Chapter VI 25:15 Lu par canariette
Chapter VII 16:03 Lu par LizMorey
Chapter VIII 16:04 Lu par TheLiteratePenguin
Chapter IX 11:49 Lu par Ruby
Chapter X 31:25 Lu par Lynda Marie Neilson
Chapter XI 12:12 Lu par Kathleen Moore
Chapter XII 18:05 Lu par Kathleen Moore
Chapter XIII 17:49 Lu par Kathleen Moore
Chapter XIV 21:47 Lu par Judy Guinan
Chapter XV 12:43 Lu par Judy Guinan
Chapter XVI 19:59 Lu par Judy Guinan
Chapter XVII 11:23 Lu par Judy Guinan
Chapter XVIII 23:55 Lu par Judy Guinan
Chapter XIX 26:20 Lu par Judy Guinan
Chapter XX 12:20 Lu par Judy Guinan
Chapter XXI 22:19 Lu par Judy Guinan
Chapter XXII 14:21 Lu par Judy Guinan
Chapter XXIII 20:15 Lu par Judy Guinan
Chapter XXIV 14:39 Lu par Judy Guinan
Chapter XXV 16:50 Lu par Lynda Marie Neilson

Critiques

REFRESHING PLOT


(5 stars)

A very offbeat plot, but enjoyable. In fact, the entire book probably became enjoyable at the time of the kidnapping, whereas prior to that it had seemed to be somewhat disjointed. Good readings, for the most part. Thank you for your time.


(3 stars)

a pretty corney story read wih varying degrees of sucess


(3.5 stars)

great story. great reader except for a few.

Was very disrespectful to the Korean people.


(1 stars)

I was surprised to find this clear misunderstanding of such a noble people. Also some of the readers were very disappointing in their performance.