"Clean, witty, and wonderfully narrated. If you like Georgette Heyer but find the language too dense, start here. The narrator makes the 19th-century vocabulary feel natural." –
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: While the physical action is minimal (limited to a few dangerous encounters), the emotional stakes are high. The audiobook format highlights the nuances in Marianne's internal monologue and her growing attraction to Philip.
In this mesmerizing tale, Makenzie, a strong-willed and independent woman, finds herself falling for Gage, a charming and handsome stranger. As they embark on a journey of self-discovery and growth, they must confront their troubled pasts and the secrets that threaten to tear them apart.
Julianne Donaldson wrote a charming story. But Emily Sutton-Smith turned that story into an experience . Her performance captures the longing, the humor, and the sheer joy of two people falling in love despite themselves.
