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The Princess and the Peer: Princess Brides Series, Book 1
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LENGTH11 hrs and 33 mins
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RELEASE DATE05-28-12
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Program TypeAudiobook
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Publisher's Summary
When a royal summons from her brother arrives, Emma knows it's time to embrace her duties as the princess of a small European kingdom and marry the man her brother has chosen for her, a stranger she has never met. Instead, she does what any self-respecting princess would do - she runs away. All she wants is one week in London. One week to experience everything life has to offer, before she is locked away in a loveless marriage forever.
Former naval captain Nick Gregory has inherited a title he never wanted. As the new Earl of Lyndhurst, he chafes against his landlocked existence - until fate brings a mysterious young beauty across his path. Believing she's an unemployed governess, Nick offers shelter and protection to the captivating girl, never guessing her true identity.
Emma falls hard for Nick, but knowing they have no future, she flees once more, this time back to her royal responsibilities. But when she and Nick unexpectedly meet again, she learns that against all odds, he's determined to make this princess his bride.
©2012 Tracy Anne Waren (P)2012 Tantor
What the Critics Say
"With a subtle nod to Roman Holiday.,\ RITA award-winner Warren's latest gracefully written and exquisitely sensual Regency historical is the perfect literary fairy tale for any romance [fan]." (Booklist)
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"A great escape, easy listening story."
Really enjoyed listening to this tale. Predictable - but still fun. Especially enjoyed the narrator's change of voice with each character.
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"Enjoyed"
Enjoyed this one as well. I've enjoyed every book I've listened to by Tracy Anne Warren.
This one had a familiar storyline as the Prince and the Pauper, somewhat. It was true love and it was so nice to see them be consistantly so throughout the book.3 of 3 people found this review helpful -
CAROLYN newark, New Jersey, United States 12-23-12 Member Since 2010bookworm
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"GOOD - BUT I THOUGHT BOOK 2 WAS BETTER"
I listened to the second book in the series before this one and I enjoyed it a bit more. I couldn't empathise with Emma as I found her to be immature and, after weeks of staying with, spending time with and generally using Nick, she was so selfish in the end.
Having said that, if you're looking for a historical romance then you could do a lot worse than this book but unfortunately I didn't think it was quite as romantic as book 1. Yes, it was good but just not great and it's one of those frustrating books that has you shouting "arghhh, tell him!!" and "you love each other .... so just elope" but then that's why I'm not an author - my books would only be about 10 pages long !.
Worth a credit? Despite what I've said above, and if you're looking for a nice historical/romance then YES I would spend the credit and I will be downloading the third in the trilogy.2 of 2 people found this review helpful -
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"Loved this book!"
Any additional comments?I loved this book! It wasn't a story line I had heard before and made me want to listen to it all day. I ended up getting the print version of the next one in the series and that one was also really good. I can't wait for the third one to come out now.
1 of 1 people found this review helpful -
"Lukewarm storyline"
Is there anything you would change about this book?Quicken the pacing, needs much stronger villain.
Would you recommend The Princess and the Peer to your friends? Why or why not?No-- too many other excellent books in same genre that I enjoyed far more.
Which character – as performed by Justine Eyre – was your favorite?The hero, Dominic; Justine Eyre did a phenomenal job with both male and female characters, the dialect and cadence of English accents. Eyre's performance was so incredible I finished listening to the book, where if the performance had been any less compelling, I likely would have quit part way through. Kudos to Eyre!
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"A Really Dumb Story"
Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?No. This was the dumbest "regency" romance I ever listened to. If the author wishes to write in this genre, she should study it more. The idea that a "princess" would be left unattended and visit the home of a single male is preposterous and totally unbelievable.
What could Tracy Anne Warren have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?Do more research in the genre.
What about Justine Eyre’s performance did you like?The narration was adequate.
Do you think The Princess and the Peer needs a follow-up book? Why or why not?Definitely not.
Any additional comments?This was a waste of my time and my credit.
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"ok, but not great."
Any additional comments?This book was ok, the narration was very good. The wedding trap series is much better and I had listened to these before this series. I may not complete this series since the characters are on the boring side. The women are so weak you just want to yell at them.
time for something else, but if you want a easy to listen to romance then you should listen to this.0 of 0 people found this review helpful