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Title: Leah's Peace

Subtitle: Stones Creek, Book 1

Author: Sophie Dawson

Narrator: Suzie Venable

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 7 mins

Language: English

Release date: 06-04-15

Publisher: Sophie Dawson

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 10 votes

Genres: Romance, Historical

Publisher's Summary:

From award-winning author Sophie Dawson comes Stones Creek, a new series.

The Civil War has been over for two years. Two young women step off the train in Stones Creek, Colorado, at the same time. One is returning to the family and ranch she loves, the other is starting a new life, leaving the memories that haunt her behind.

Leah is trying to flee her memories of the Civil War. She moves to Stones Creek, Colorado, in 1867, following the death of her surgeon father. She had followed along as he treated Union soldiers in battle after battle. All she wants to do is forget, especially the handsome physician whose career she knows she destroyed.

Eli was rejected by his parents because of his scarred face and arm. Following a war buddy, he moved to Stones Creek and has found welcome. Eli is puzzled by newcomer Leah's coldness and avoidance.

Each wonders about the other. Why does this woman, who is friendly to everyone else in town, reject his offer of friendship? Why does she avoid looking at his face?

How can she have peace knowing she is responsible for his scars? How could God have lead her to a town where the one person she wanted to forget lives, works, and wants to be her friend?

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Members Reviews:

Beautiful story

Beautiful story that besides telling a sweet romance and teaching Christian values, also discusses inequality, PTSD, and amputation/disabilities as understood from the Civil War period!

As far as the narration, the long gap of quiet between each chapter was disturbing! Maybe that can be fixed with little editing!

I truly enjoyed the story and the connection with Nugget Nate Ryder and his wife Penny! Thanks for offering your books in audio format Sophie!!

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Title: Hearts Stolen

Subtitle: A Texas Romance, Volume 2

Author: Caryl McAdoo

Narrator: Lisa Baarns

Format: Unabridged

Length: 10 hrs and 10 mins

Language: English

Release date: 06-01-15

Publisher: Caryl McAdoo

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 32 votes

Genres: Romance, Historical

Publisher's Summary:

Unbeknownst to loved ones, a headstrong young wife is snatched off the prairie by two Comanche braves, carried north of the Red River, and traded to their war chief for ponies. After five years, a small detail of Texas Rangers rides into camp, and she determines that day will bring freedom or death. She'll remain captive no more.

Sassy Nightengale almost gives up hope until a company of Texas Rangers rides into Bold Eagle's peace camp. She learns they've come for the negotiated exchange of stolen white women, except her name isn't on their list. Deciding in her heart to escape captivity with her blue-eyed four-year-old that day, she does everything she can to be noticed.

Famed Texas Ranger Levi Baylor spots the red-headed beauty and agrees to the war chief's price adding his personal horse and weapon to the Republic agents' offerings. The trade propels the couple on a trail of joy and sorrow. Sweet love blossoms but must be denied. His integrity and her faith in God keep them at arm's length, not allowing even a kiss. Sassy's still married to her son's father, and Levi's honor bound to deliver her home to her husband.

Can their forbidden love be made holy? God hates divorce. Is it wrong to hope, to expect Nightengale to relinquish his wife and son? Will Sassy and Levi find the redemption they seek for their troubled souls?

Members Reviews:

Made it through half

This was so hard to listen to I couldn't finish it. The narration was painful. The script was so childlike. It had the makings of a great novel but..... I won't be listening to any more novels by this author or the narrator. Sorry

Great book

Loved the book. Fantastic narration. would highly recommend this book and author. try it and see.

Amazing tale!

What a wonderful book! So many emotional highs and lows! An incredible story of trials and walking in faith! I love how we get to watch not only the love story grow slowly and beautifully, but their faith in God as well!! Caryl is a incredible new author to me! I truly enjoyed the audio version! I didn't realize till the end that I didn't start at book one! So that's the next one on my list!!!

Hearts Stolen

I really enjoyed reading this book. It has a good clean story line with just the right amount of romance. It never gets boring. The characters seem so real you feel like part of the story. I enjoy this book enough to listen to it time and again.

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Title: A Touch of Scandal

Author: Connie Brockway

Narrator: Heather Wilds

Format: Unabridged

Length: 1 hr and 39 mins

Language: English

Release date: 05-12-15

Publisher: Brilliance Audio

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 8 votes

Genres: Romance, Historical

Publisher's Summary:

For as long as she can remember, beautiful Laurel deCourtney has loved Matthew Hughes and has always assumed the handsome landowner and consummate gentleman loves her in turn. But with her coming out now three years behind her, Laurel is starting to get a little anxious. Why hasn't Matthew proposed? What is he waiting for?

With the theory that absence will make the heart grow fonder, Laurel journeys to Brighton for the summer. Thrilled when Matthew unexpectedly follows, her mood quickly turns when she realizes that a foolish bet she made with the caddish Lord Vedder during a high-stakes game of cards threatens her reputation and her future with Matthew.

Featuring an unforgettable cast of characters, A Touch of Scandal is a witty and sophisticated romp through Regency society.

Members Reviews:

A Touch of Scandal

Loved the book, recommend it to anyone. Had all the characteristics of a good plot and with a happy ending.

Love all of Connie Brockway's books

I also love short stories. That way I can go quickly from one to another. This one is interesting and fun. It is Ms. Brockway at her best.

A Short Short Story

I generally like works by Connie Brockway, for she draws her characters well and plots interesting well written tales. Which is why this short story received two stars instead of one. This story revolves around neighbors who have always been destined to wed, as far as their village and families assume. Yet the hero is slow to act and in time honored tradition the heroine decides a bit of jealousy will move him along. Of course, using the character of a villain from several other books, this machination backfires and ... well, you know the formula. My objections to this work are: first, the length - a mere six chapters; second, the cost - many excellent full length Regencies can be had for the price or less; and third, the adherence to formula. I have come to expect Me. Brockway to expend the effort to make each story her own by going above and beyond hackneyed plots and injecting some creativity. Not here. This short story instead reads like a previously unpublished draft of a section of a full novel, or an early attempt. Perhaps I am most disappointed by an established author displaying her venality by tossing off a quick one close to the holidays simply because her readers will buy literally anything she publishes at this point. Another author going the way of Nora Roberts ... what a waste of a reputation.

Fresh & Charming!

Fantastic short story! I found it whimsical, charming and full of the trademark Brockway wit that I've come to expect and love. I've found StoryFront romance shorts to be around 50 pages or less - perhaps the previous reviewer was expecting more of a novella - but this was definitely sold as a short story and I don't know how Ms. Brockway could have written a better story in so many words! I do agree that $1.99 is a bit pricey. Highly recommended, despite the cost!

Far from Brockway at her best

Formulaic is the word, not typical of Ms. Brockway at all. The H is slow on the uptake and the h did something foolish.

I've enjoyed most of Ms. Brockway's work.....some are truly outstanding, THE SONGBIRD'S SEDUCTION and AS YOU DESIRE, to name only two. But this fell flat. This is just fluff, and not entertaining fluff at that. I didn't see the whimsy, the wit, or the humor...I wish I had.

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Title: This Gun for Hire

Author: Jo Goodman

Narrator: Tom Zingarelli

Format: Unabridged

Length: 11 hrs and 5 mins

Language: English

Release date: 04-07-15

Publisher: Tantor Audio

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 36 votes

Genres: Romance, Historical

Publisher's Summary:

Former cavalryman Quill McKenna takes pride in protecting the most powerful man in Stonechurch, Colorado: Mr. Ramsey Stonechurch himself. But the mine owner has enemies, and after several threats on his life, mines, and family, Quill decides to hire someone to help guard the boss' daughter. Only problem is the uncontrollable attraction he feels toward the fiery-haired woman who takes the job.

Calico Nash has more knowledge of scouting and shooting than cross-stitching, but she agrees to pose as Ann's private tutor while protecting her. But between her growing attraction to Quill and the escalating threats against the Stonechurches, Calico will soon have a choice to make - hang on to her hard-won independence or put her faith in Quill to create the kind of happy ending she never imagined....

Members Reviews:

A Good One!

Interesting characters make "This Gun For Hire" a keeper.

The beginning setting is in the salon of a house of ill repute where Quill McKenna stops to get a drink and is mesmerized by a dark haired 'lady of the night' who seems to be waiting for someone as her eyes take in the room, paying him no attention. One of the 'girls' approaches Quill and asks his name. He says, Quill McKenna. She says, what kind of name is Quill? He says, "mine"! (it loses something in the telling, but the exchange made me chuckle) Then a big man with an air of danger about him comes in; the man 'she' was waiting for. A hush falls across the room as the big man takes her upstairs. Quill fears for the dark haired girl and goes up after them. Events following Quill's ascension to the girls room where he hears a commotion and knocks on the girl's door had me laughing out loud.

Some parts move a little slow, but for the most part it keeps the listener engaged wondering who is behind the attempts on Quill's employers life and the accidents befalling his daughter.

Tom Zingarelli has a nice speaking voice and does women voices well. I enjoyed his performance.

This Gun For Hire has humor, mystery and romance--an entertaining listen.

Needed female voice

Written really well but needed a female voice for Calico. She sounded like an old woman. Story was really good though

great story.

this was a great book. however, the. narrators voice made me imagine Quill and Calico as an old couple.. once you get past that, its pretty enjoyable.

I loved it!!

This was such a good book! The prose, characters, and background were all so well written. And the narrator did an excellent job.

I simply wish Jo Goodman had another dozen books just like this one, ready to go.

Wonderful Book

What aspect of Tom Zingarellis performance would you have changed?

Mr. Zingarelli's rendition of the heroine was less than desirable.

Any additional comments?

This is my first Jo Goodman novel and I enjoyed the story immensely. I will be looking into and indulging in her back list for the foreseeable future. The only downside was the narrator's portrayal of any female character. The heroine's voice comes out entirely too whiny for our no-nonsense heroine. I ended up having to read the last half the traditional way.

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Title: A Bit of Mistletoe

Subtitle: Regency Seasons, Book 4

Author: Ava Stone

Narrator: Gill Hoodless

Format: Unabridged

Length: 2 hrs and 52 mins

Language: English

Release date: 03-27-15

Publisher: Ava Stone Inc

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 14 votes

Genres: Romance, Historical

Publisher's Summary:

Everett Casemore, the very serious Marquess of Berkswell, returns home for Christmas, slightly shaken by the death of an old friend. Determined not suffer the same fate at the hands of a woman, Berks resolves himself to eternal bachelorhood. Unfortunately, both his resolve and his peace of mind are threatened by the arrival of a very pretty, but most unsuitable lady.

Miss Theresa Birkin knows better than most than an error in judgment can lead one down an unfortunate path. If only she'd been wiser when she was younger. If only she hadn't followed her heart. If only she'd met Lord Berkswell long before now.

Members Reviews:

How Sweet To Discover Love

I enjoyed this story. The story line was easy to follow. The author drew the reader in and allowed us to experience the many emotions of her characters. The main characters were both defined as strong individuals. The story had intrigue, discoveries, suspense, romance, and no sexual scenes.

Sweet story

This novella, although short captured a range of emotions, from the characters. Berks went from maudlin and sad to intrigued and excited. Tessie's background story was compelling and her resolve to lead a respectable life thereafter was endearing.

The supporting characters were a wonderful addition. I'm sure their stories were interesting as well. Lovers of "clean" romances would appreciate this novel.

I envision a sequel

As I read ALL the books in this collection--the pact stories , the betting season stories, the romances--from the various authors involved, I kept thinking about poor Lady Arrington and how she should be acquitted. This particular book has given me ideas for either a not guilty verdict or an insanity plea. Also, several references to her and Arrington, especially Harry's remark that someone else would have killed Arrington if his wife hadn't, has made me even more desirous of seeing her go free. Perhaps even the Duke of Danby could be persuaded to help. After she gets free, she could have a romance of her own. It could almost be a comedy of errors as the six men who made the pact could try to save some unsuspecting man from getting involved with her. I can imagine all kinds of mischief and misunderstandings. I would enjoy such a book being a collaboration of all the authors involved in these stories since they each have different strengths. Anyone else out there agree with me? If such a book were written, would you buy it?

Writing is good but story is average and not believable.

In this novella, a gentleman swears off marriage after his friend is murdered by his wife. However, he rethinks his pact when he meets Theresa Birkin and finds she is a beautiful breath of fresh air and someone he is willing to take a risk marrying.

While the writing was good, the story itself was a average and not that believable. Berks (our hero) says some pretty terrible things to Tessie and I'm shocked she was able to look past them and find Berks honorable. I wouldn't have wanted him that's for sure!

We were introduced to characters from other novellas by Ava Stone, whom I typically like, and I will be checking those out. This novella is skippable though. 2.5 stars.

Not as satisfying as other Ava Stone stories

This is Berks' and Tessie's story. After the murder of a life long friend by his wife, Berks swears off women.

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Title: What a Reckless Rogue Needs

Author: Vicky Dreiling

Narrator: Elizabeth Jasicki

Format: Unabridged

Length: 12 hrs and 1 min

Language: English

Release date: 03-17-15

Publisher: Recorded Books

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 15 votes

Genres: Romance, Historical

Publisher's Summary:

In the second of the Sinful Scoundrels series, Dreiling brings the Regency to life in a wonderfully evocative fashion.

Colin Brockhurst, earl of Ravenshire, has no desire to wed, this season or any other. So when his father demands he give up his wild ways and take a wife, Colin refuses. But his father raises the stakes and threatens to sell the ancestral home if Colin doesn't comply.

Now Colin has no choice but to find a wife. Unfortunately the only woman he wants is the one whose heart he broke years ago. Regardless of the ton's whispers, Lady Angeline Brenham won't settle for anything less than true love. After rejecting more than her share of suitable suitors, spinsterhood looms before her - until the devilishly handsome Colin reappears in her life with a proposition. Angeline vows to keep her feet on the ground and her heart in check. That is until one searing kiss melts her resolve and reignites a burning desire for more....

Members Reviews:

Could have been so much better

I appreciate all the work that an author puts into a book. This was entertaining but I can't say I liked it. First of all, the narrator was pathetic. She immediately made me dislike Angeline because of her snobby, breathless voice. She made Penny sound whiney. Not the best narrator.

Something I noticed in the previous book in this series is that the highly-anticipated run-in with the villain is a terrible let-down. (Apologies for all the hyphens.) It happened again here.

Repetition. There are numerous references to the dog in the WC and Colin chasing lightskirts, to name two.

And some things just defy belief. Colin changes from a rake to a model son overnight? The house is in such good shape after being left empty for 25 years?

I already have the next book in the series so I will read it but these aren't on my Favorite Books list, unlike some others written by Vicky Dreiling.

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Title: Summertime Splendor

Author: M. C. Beaton, Cynthia Bailey-Pratt, Sarah Eagle, Melinda Pryce

Narrator: Lindy Nettleton

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 51 mins

Language: English

Release date: 03-03-15

Publisher: Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 5 votes

Genres: Romance, Historical

Publisher's Summary:

Heartwarming stories of summer romance from four acclaimed Regency authors

From the zestful tale of the mistress of a manor masquerading as a servant girl - and its surprising consequences - to the story of a love that blossoms at a royal birthday fete, here's a collection of romantic summer regencies sure to delight. Stories include "The Summer of Discontent" by Marion Chesney, "Lady Fair" by Cynthia Bailey-Pratt, "A Summer's Folly" by Sarah Eagle, and "Tides of Love" by Melinda Pryce.

Members Reviews:

A Delightful Find

I love Marion Chesney's regency romances which are generally classified as second only to those written by the great Georgette Heyer. Heyer, of course, is the gold standard for this genre and Chesney's book aren't nearly as good, but they are far above every other book of this type. This is why I track down every one I can find, mostly old used copies at this point. I have as many as are available (about one hundred) on my Kindle. The three novelettes in Summertime Splendor are charming and similar in tone and fun to read. The other two authors are harder to find as their books were also written in the eighties and nineties. I suspect if Marion Chesney had not morphed into M.C. Beaton, her regencies, no matter how delightful they are, would be out of print by now despite their great charm. So buy it while you can!

Five Stars

several short stories...beach reading was fun

Five Stars

Very good book. Very good service. A++++++++++

Regency Summer Fun

I'm going to review these one story at a time

The Summer of Discontent--First Cassandra isn't the mistress of Bramfield Park, she's the youngest daughter. Now that that's out of the way, I mostly enjoyed this story. I had a little trouble coming to grips with the treatment of Cassie by her family, they genuinely had no remorse over their callous disregard for her. By the end of the story the only way Cassie managed to make them give her what she was due was by demanding it, emphatically. Miss Stevens, a spinster friend of Cassie's, was a wonderful secondary character. I'm glad in the end things worked out for those who deserved it.

Lady Fair--I didn't like this one much at all. The two in love were so completely overrun by their well meaning relatives that I had trouble feeling bad for their inability to be together. Perhaps it was because the story was so fast paced I didn't believe the two fell in love. It felt more like they both saw in each other a way out, and yes attraction, and leapt at the chance. I will admit the ending, with the two overbearing relatives, was funny at least.

A Summer's Folly--I enjoyed this story the most. I quite enjoyed Eliza and understood her predicament. I was not in the least sorry for her cousin. Thalia was a shrewish calculating fluffbrain who deserved what she got. Randall, her suitor, I liked the best of the four love interests in the book as well. I will mention that Thalia's problem is left hanging, which was unsatisfactory for me.

Tides of Love--Another story with a callously mean relative mistreating the main character.

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Title: A 15-Minute Summary & Analysis of Sarah Waters' The Paying Guests

Author: Instaread

Narrator: Jason P. Hilton

Format: Unabridged

Length: 29 mins

Language: English

Release date: 02-19-15

Publisher: Instaread

Ratings: 1 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Romance, Historical

Publisher's Summary:

Please Note: This is an unofficial summary and analysis of the book and NOT the original book.

Inside this Instaread:

Preview of this Instaread: The Paying Guests by Sarah Waters is a historical romance novel and crime story. It is set just outside postwar London in the year 1922.

Frances Wray is a 26-year-old single woman who lives with her widowed mother Emily. After losing her two brothers in the war, Frances is left to take care of her mother and the household. Her father mismanaged the family's financial affairs before his death, leaving his wife and daughter struggling to get by with few resources. The Wrays are forced to dismiss the household help, leaving Frances to do most of the household chores. Frances decides she must rent out some of the rooms in their house to help with money issues. Frances makes arrangements for Leonard and Lilian Barber, a young, married, working class couple, to move into the rooms on the second floor of the Wray home. Leonard's friend Charles Wismuth helps them move in...

Members Reviews:

Great review by InstaRead

As a recommendation I picked up this book and I have to say I wasn't let down. The story is set in 1922 just outside of London where the lives of about 8 different people become entangled. The book does a great job of breaking down the chapters and the characters synopsis, while keeping everything organized and entertaining. They also offer paying for the full version of the book if you liked the summary, just make sure to read the last page.

I would be comfortable testing over this text after reading this summary.

I found this book to be very clear, well written and concise. I could tell immediately that trying to read the entire book would not have been a successful attempt for me as it is not a subject matter or time period I find interesting. In light of that, I am happy to report that this Summary and Analysis provides you not only an excellent trip through the plot, but summations about the message within the book. Also, the attention to the details within that the author touches on are valuable, perhaps a teacher/professor might find these details handy to quiz over.

If this were assigned reading, I would use this as a guide for testing without question. In addition to the summary, that is easy to read, flowing well. There are additional pages after the summary explaining characters, their attitudes and temperaments, giving you further detail about the main players of the text.

I give this book five stars and will seek other summaries by this author as she clearly understands what the value of the text is and is able to accurately relay it back in summary. I only wish these type of texts had been so well written when I was in school!

Good read

Very interesting book...lots so surprises and suspense...loved it.

Easy To Read

As a summary and analysis of The Paying Guests by Sarah Walters, this book allowed me to gain a clear understanding of The Paying Guests in a short amount of time. I particularly liked that the analysis section of the book provided detailed information in an easy-to-read manner.

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Title: Lady Anne's Deception

Subtitle: Royal, Book 22

Author: M. C. Beaton

Narrator: Lindy Nettleton

Format: Unabridged

Length: 4 hrs and 54 mins

Language: English

Release date: 02-10-15

Publisher: Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 17 votes

Genres: Romance, Historical

Publisher's Summary:

She had a long way to go from the wedding to becoming a wife.

When Lady Anne Sinclair vowed to marry before her spoiled beauty of a sister, she had no idea the "anyone" would be the marquess of Torrance. Long the darling of the town - and considered quite the confirmed bachelor - he succumbed to Annie's charms and almost magically made her his wife. But Annie's lifelong battle for attention had ill prepared her for married life. In a tipsy reverie on her wedding night, she blurted out her real reason for marrying the marquess, and her husband's formidable pride shut the door on any further communication.

Only a crisis of major proportions could bring the headstrong newlyweds together. And no less than the chancellor of the exchequer, with sinister political ambitions known only to himself, embroiled Annie in a dangerous plot that taught her the truth about her wifely sentiments.

Members Reviews:

Pride

After reading this story I wonder that anyone would ever let pride stand in the way of a loving relationship. Annie reminds me of Scarlett in Gone With the Wind. Fortunately, unlike Scarlett's relationship with Rhett Butler, Ms. Beaton believes in happily ever after for her characters. I only mention the ending because I wouldn't want to read such a story without knowing that. It would be too painful. I sometimes wonder if Ms. Beaton isn't a time traveler herself. Her backgrounds and descriptions so full of detail seem so authentic. This was a very entertaining story.

Lady Anne's Deception - A Review

When was the last time a Regency Romance story made you laugh at the antics of the characters? Be prepared to find Marion Chesney's own style of humor as the male and female lead characters make their way through one situation after the other.

Great fun for a period romance

I loved M.C. Beaton of the Scottish mysteries (Death of " "), before I knew her as a romance writer. I liked the intro price that day of $1.99 not the current price of $5.99. I have kept her paperback mysteries to read again. Maybe I will go back to my used book store to find more of the period romances for a lessor price than Amazon offers!

Lots of misunderstandings

I listened to this on KU. I continued my spring cleaning while listening to this book today. These are fairly short except for the first in the series. I still have no idea how these books are linked so they can be read as stand alones. The only puzzling thing about this instalment is that it's set in Edwardian times, whereas the others have been Regencies. In this book we have a very young h with a bratty, beautiful older sister. The h is always in trouble and her sister gets away with her meanness. One day she tells her sister and aunt that the H has asked her to marry him. This wasn't true but she was frustrated by the recent petty act of her sister, which resulted in the h being punished. The H is a marquess and heir to a dukedom. When he is confronted with the story of his betrothal, he simply goes along with it and the next thing you know is that they're married. On their wedding night, the h gets tipsy on champagne and says that she hopes to have babies first to spite her sister. The H then takes off for Paris without the h and they are separated for weeks. There are endless misunderstandings and the h is always coming up short.

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Title: Price of Privilege

Subtitle: Price of Privilege, Book 3

Author: Jessica Dotta

Narrator: Amanda McKnight

Format: Unabridged

Length: 13 hrs and 7 mins

Language: English

Release date: 02-02-15

Publisher: Oasis Audio

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 33 votes

Genres: Romance, Historical

Publisher's Summary:

Where will she turn when the truth becomes more dangerous than the lie?

Having finally discovered the truth of her birthright, Julia Elliston is determined to outwit Chance Macy at his own game. Holding a secret he'd kill to keep, however, is proving more difficult than she imagined. Just when Julia thinks she's managed to untangle herself from Macy's clutches, he changes tactics with a risky ploy. As the scandal of the century breaks loose, drawing rooms all over London whisper what so far newspapers have not dared to print: Macy's lost bride is none other than Lord Pierson's daughter--and one of the most controversial cases of marital law ever seen comes before Victorian courts.

Though Julia knows Macy's version of events is another masterful manipulation, public opinion is swaying in his favor. Caught in a web of deceit and lies, armed with only a fledgling faith, Julia must face her fiercest trial yet.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying reference material will be available in your My Library section along with the audio.

Members Reviews:

Riveting

riveting plot, I listened to it straight through on my vacation, I loved this whole series

The best one. Keep your tissues near.

I was hesitant to begin the first book, completely hooked by the second book and the third had me laughing, gasping and crying. This trilogy will be one of my all time favorites. Like they say "all good things must come to an end" and I am so sad this story has.

Loved the series

I hope the author continues writing. I look forward to more! This kept me guessing and was such a joy to read.