The Lady Most Likely...

A Novel in Three Parts

By: Julia Quinn, Eloisa James, Connie Brockway

Narrated by: Rosalyn Landor

Length: 8 hrs and 40 mins

Publisher's summary

Three of the brightest stars of historical romance invite you to a party at the country home of the Honorable Marquess of Finchley.

Hugh Dunne, the Earl of Briarly, needs a wife, so his sister hands him a list of delectable damsels and promises to invite them and a few other gentlemen to her country house for what is sure to be the event of the season.

Hugh will have time to woo whichever lady he most desires . . .Unless someone else snatches her first.

The invitation list includes:

• The horse-mad but irresistibly handsome Earl of Briarly
• The always outspoken Miss Katherine Peyton
• The dashing war hero Captain Neill Oakes
• The impossibly beautiful (and painfully shy) Miss Gwendolyn Passmore
• The terribly eligible new Earl of Charters
• The widowed Lady Georgina Sorrell (who has no plans to marry, ever)

And your hostess, Lady Carolyn Finchley, an irrepressible matchmaker who plans to find the lady most likely . . .to capture her brother's untamed heart.

©2011 Julia Cotler Pottinger, Eloisa James, Connie Brockway (P)2011 HarperCollins Publishers

the lady most likely

Roslyn Landor was magnificent. Her brilliant storytelling kept me listening. Story was heart warming.

Love the writing, story ok

Always like reading anything written individually by this trio. Guess I’m just not a fan of the novella fom, even disguised as a novel. Too lite, without real character and plot development. Not the writers’ fault. Tis the constraint of this format.

Ok considering they're three short stories

This title was just ok for me. It's nice to see that three different authors are able to write three stories and interlock them seamlessly. That said since these are three romance stories covering the span of a weekend then the remanded are not well developed. They seemed forced to me. It went from hello to marry me in a heartbeat. The narrator did a very good job as always but the stories fell short for me.

Nice and light!

this was a quick listen and I bought it because of the narator mostly. I enjoyed it, however this would have been a good anthology, I did not like that 3 authors are writing the same story even if there are different couples involved.

yawn city

I found it hard to finish. I had to keep backing up because I kept falling asleep. I can't think of one thing that stands out. No humor, terrible romance, no mystery, I can't even say it's entertaining. I only gave it a 3 because the narration was good.

LOVED IT.

A bit simple, but a sweet, sexy series of stories. Flawlessly performed by Rosalyn Landor. I especially loved the epilogue play! If you are looking for deep storytelling or thrilling mystery or even lots of romantic angst...this may not be the book for you. But if you are looking for a pleasant read masterfully narrated by one of THE BEST narrators, then this just may be the book for you. It is fun, sexy, romantic and well worth the credit!

Loved it even though not Bridgerdon

I love all of Julia’s stories, this was no exception. Could not put it down.

Love it!!

The book is wonderful on it's own, and Rosalyn Landor just makes it that much better. I love listening to her read. Eloisa James was the reason I bought this book but I searched for my next book by the narrator (Ms Landor). Simply because I love the way she reads. I was fortunate enough to find the next book not only read by Rosalyn but also written by Eloisa James. (A Kiss At Midnight) Jackpot!

Three great authors and Narrator :)

If you could sum up The Lady Most Likely... in three words, what would they be?

Funny lighthearted Romances

What did you like best about this story?

I loved that they were so many characters and smaller stories within the main stories

What does Rosalyn Landor bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

I just love her narrations. her ability to use male and female voices.

Better the second time

I am an avid Eloisa James fan but this collaboration was a little confusing but better the second time I listened to it.