Six Hundred Sheep Bolted for the Quarry—Then the Duke Copied Her Sign, and the Deaf Collie Obeyed

A deaf hill collie cannot hear a whistle, a blast, or a ewe behind him; he works off one woman's hands. On the day the quarry fires its charges, the hefted flock breaks for the lip and every whistle on the fell goes into the noise. Dust hides her hands from her dog, and the only arms he can read belong to the Duke of Ormsholme. A full-length Regency romance audiobook for anyone who loves a historical duke romance, a clean slow-burn love story, and a narrated period drama on the northern fells: a tin dish of water set down on the slate, a dented tin carried in a waistcoat pocket, a shepherd's stick dropped at the foot of a wall, and a name written at last into an audit book. Comfort listening, read aloud from start to finish. A brand-new full-length duke romance every week — subscribe so you never miss one. Lanty Sisson carried that pup down to the beck in his hat and could not do it. When he walked the length of the audit room and put the shilling into Tancred's open hand, what did you feel first, pride or relief? #DukeRomance #RegencyRomance #HistoricalRomance #CleanRomance #Audiobook