A Gentleman Never Tells

The Wetherby Brides, Book 1

By: Jerrica Knight-Catania

Narrated by: Sherill Turner

Benjamin Wetherby, Earl of Glastonbury and heir to the Marquessate of Eastleigh, has just received an urgent letter from home. His father is dying and he must return to England at once. Benjamin is a man bound by honor and duty, to both his country and his family. So, despite his reservations, he leaves his life in New York City behind so he may find a wife and assume his role as the Marquess of Eastleigh.

Miss Phoebe Blake is finally out of mourning for her father, and just in time. She and her mother could be days away from being carted off to debtors' prison, so Phoebe returns to society with the intent and determination to secure a rich husband.

Sparks fly when Benjamin and Phoebe meet, and it appears they have both found just what they are looking for. But will a dark secret keep them from finding their happily ever after?

©2009 Jerrica Knight-Catania (P)2012 Jerrica Knight-Catania

feel good story.

enjoyable.













good,good, good
good characyers & settings


would recommend to others for an entertainigg evening.
ok, ok, ok ,ok,

Ho-hum

Would you try another book from Jerrica Knight-Catania and/or Sherill Turner?

Probably not

Would you be willing to try another book from Jerrica Knight-Catania? Why or why not?

I wouldn't likely try another book by this author because there are too many books to spend my time hoping the next by this author is interesting. This book lacked any semblance of an engaging story.

What would have made this romance irresistible?

If there was a real plot aside from a few secrets being kept and forgiven

Rather predictable

Cliches in every paragraph, predictable characters, and makes women sound foolish and prisoners of their emotions.

Scattered implausible plot.

The characters thoughts and actions were lame and annoying. There was no tension between characters, just patient dialog. It's difficult to conceive that the writer believed in her characters. Please make the writing real.

Loved it!

The books starts out very dry and dull, that you would have thought Jane Austen herself wrote it. I'm not sure if the narrators voice helped in any of this, as it started out like nails on a chalk board. I did up the speed of the book, and grew accostomed to the narrators voice, that even after reading (listening) to the 2nd book i'm am not bothered by it.

I will admit our heroine is a bit on the bi-otch side of things, that it did make me wonder why our hero put up with her. While some parts of the book are pretty predictable, there were a few surprises as well.