A Bachelor's Lessons in Love

Bachelors of Blackstone's

De: Sally Britton

Narrado por: Vicki-Jo Eva

A reluctant guardian. A determined spinster. A battle of wits that might just end in love.

Former military officer Edward Halstead never imagined his quiet bachelor existence would be upended by the unexpected guardianship of a spirited young lady. When his late comrade’s daughter, Daphne Price, is placed in his care, Edward is faced with a challenge unlike any battlefield he has ever encountered, especially with her fiercely protective aunt, Felicity Price, staying in his home to ensure he doesn’t fail in his duty.

Felicity has dedicated her life to her beloved niece, and she has no intention of leaving Daphne in the hands of a gruff and emotionally distant bachelor. If Edward Halstead believes he can simply house, feed, and marry off her niece without regard for her well-being, he is sorely mistaken. Felicity will remain at Briarwood House as long as necessary to ensure Daphne’s future and to make certain Edward doesn’t ruin it. After all, she doesn't want her niece to end up a spinster...like Felicity.

With Felicity and Edward at odds over Daphne’s upbringing, propriety, and the girl’s future, tension sparks and tempers flare. Yet, beneath the clashes and differences of opinion, an undeniable attraction grows. As Daphne’s entrance into Society looms and Edward’s past resurfaces in unexpected ways, Felicity and Edward must decide if their partnership is merely one of convenience or if love has been the lesson they’ve both been waiting to learn.

Perfect for fans of witty banter, slow-burn romance, and fiercely independent heroines, A Bachelor's Lessons in Love is a Regency romance filled with heart, humor, and unexpected love. Part of the Bachelors of Blackstone's series, the books may be read and enjoyed in any order.

©2025 Sally Britton (P)2025 Sally Britton

Sweet, Slow-Burn Romance

What a lovely story! Frenemies to lovers, forced proximity, redemption……many of the best tropes you can ask for. And all with the characteristic sweetness and humor that marks a Sally Britton book. Definitely one I will read over and over.

Good story

I enjoyed this book! This is the second book I have listened to narrated by this woman. I really wish she would do the voice of her main woman character like she does the calm beautiful voice of some of her side characters. I love how she does the men’s voices, but both books, the main woman she does in a whiney irritating voice. Most of the other voices she does nicely. The story was a good one and I enjoyed it.

Great

Such a lovely story. Slow burn love is always good. Story of regrets, shame, future hopes and dreams.