"I Speak Six Languages," the Plain Sister Said — The Duke's Fiancée Laughed Until the Envoy Came

At a grand dinner on the Thames, beautiful Lady Celestine Ware asks her plain companion what use she is. "I speak six languages," Jane Pryor says softly, and the whole table laughs. Only one man does not laugh: Julian Marsh, the Duke of Haverleigh, Celestine's own fiancé. Then the doors open, and a proud Russian envoy walks in who speaks only Russian. The translator is sick in bed, a treaty between two nations is about to fall apart, and the only person in the room who can save it is the girl they were all laughing at. Soon Jane is working side by side with the Duke, and the Duke is falling in love. But secret papers are going missing, a stranger in a dark cloak waits by the river at midnight, and a jealous fiancée and her father have a plan to make Jane look like a traitor in front of five nations. This is a full-length Regency romance narration of a plain companion, a duke engaged to the wrong woman, a stolen treaty, and a secret message only one woman in England can read. #DukeRomance #RegencyRomance #HistoricalRomance #PlainHeroine #CleanRomance #SlowBurnRomance #PeriodDrama #RomanceAudiobook #SpyRomance #WrongFiancee #RomanceNarration #CompanionAndDuke #LoveStory #HappilyEverAfter #TheUnwantedDuchess duke romance audiobook, regency romance story, plain sister romance, duke engaged to the wrong woman, I speak six languages story, Julian Marsh Duke of Haverleigh, Jane Pryor, Lady Celestine Ware, Russian envoy romance, spy treason romance, Thames Regency romance, Henley historical romance, clean historical romance, slow burn duke romance, full length romance audiobook, humble companion and duke, jealous fiancee story, period drama story, romance narration for sleep, the unwanted duchess