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Title: My Dear Jenny
Author: Madeleine Robins
Narrator: Fiona Hardingham
Format: Unabridged
Length: 6 hrs and 16 mins
Language: English
Release date: 10-22-13
Publisher: Audible Studios
Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 4 votes
Genres: Romance, Historical
Publisher's Summary:
Stranded with an inn-full of travelers, Jenny Prydd finds herself embroiled in Emily Pellering's reluctant elopement. When she realizes that Emily's having second thoughts Jenny finds it impossible not to interfere. With the help of her fellow travelers - enigmatic Peter Teverley and his nephew Dominic - Jenny foils a fortune-hunter's plans.
That should be the end of it, but when they reach London matters grow more complex: the fortune-hunting Adrian Ratherscombe still has his eye on Emily. Dominic Teverley has a tendre for Emily, but she only has eyes for Peter. Jenny's growing feelings for the intriguing, infuriating Peter Teverley are simply not to be borne. But she finds it isn't easy to put such dreams aside....
Editorial Reviews:
In the lighthearted modern romance for young adults My Dear Jenny, performed with youthful British reserve by Fiona Hardingham, we follow the travails of a late-20-something wise "old maid" named Jenny, who dissuades a much younger and richer girl, Emily, from marrying a good-for-nothing boy out only for Emilys money. Realizing the wisdom of her older and poorer friend, Emily thanks Jenny by introducing Emily to Londons high-flying society scene, where she meets an elder and most handsome eligible bachelor.
A classic "fish-out-of-water" period-piece romance similar to the works of Jane Austen but without the literary bulk.
Members Reviews:
An early regency romance
This book doesn't break any new ground (although it was written in 1980 so i'm guessing it was probably one of the first of the Heyer imitations), but I enjoyed it nonetheless. It's good to see there are several other Madeleine Robins audiobooks for me to listen to, as I've quite run out of the real Georgette Heyer!
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Title: My Dear Jenny
Author: Madeleine Robins
Narrator: Fiona Hardingham
Format: Unabridged
Length: 6 hrs and 16 mins
Language: English
Release date: 10-22-13
Publisher: Audible Studios
Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 4 votes
Genres: Romance, Historical
Publisher's Summary:
Stranded with an inn-full of travelers, Jenny Prydd finds herself embroiled in Emily Pellering's reluctant elopement. When she realizes that Emily's having second thoughts Jenny finds it impossible not to interfere. With the help of her fellow travelers - enigmatic Peter Teverley and his nephew Dominic - Jenny foils a fortune-hunter's plans.
That should be the end of it, but when they reach London matters grow more complex: the fortune-hunting Adrian Ratherscombe still has his eye on Emily. Dominic Teverley has a tendre for Emily, but she only has eyes for Peter. Jenny's growing feelings for the intriguing, infuriating Peter Teverley are simply not to be borne. But she finds it isn't easy to put such dreams aside....
Editorial Reviews:
In the lighthearted modern romance for young adults My Dear Jenny, performed with youthful British reserve by Fiona Hardingham, we follow the travails of a late-20-something wise "old maid" named Jenny, who dissuades a much younger and richer girl, Emily, from marrying a good-for-nothing boy out only for Emilys money. Realizing the wisdom of her older and poorer friend, Emily thanks Jenny by introducing Emily to Londons high-flying society scene, where she meets an elder and most handsome eligible bachelor.
A classic "fish-out-of-water" period-piece romance similar to the works of Jane Austen but without the literary bulk.
Members Reviews:
An early regency romance
This book doesn't break any new ground (although it was written in 1980 so i'm guessing it was probably one of the first of the Heyer imitations), but I enjoyed it nonetheless. It's good to see there are several other Madeleine Robins audiobooks for me to listen to, as I've quite run out of the real Georgette Heyer!