A Broken Betrothal

A Regency Romance

De: Rose Pearson

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Two nobles, destined to marry yet at each other’s throats. Can they reconcile their differences?

When Lord Pendleton loses his brother, his entire world changes. Inheriting the title of Marquess of Leicestershire, he soon finds himself surrounded by nobles and sought-after by their daughters. He becomes determined to make a name for himself – and not be seen as a rogue like his late brother.

Lady Augusta is destined to be married to Lord Leicestershire in a rigid, business-like agreement. Hating her father at first for not letting her choose her own husband, she grows to accept it over time – but she finds herself thrust aside by his newfound status.

With Lord Leicestershire hounded by ladies and faced with distractions at every turn, will he and Lady Augusta be able to make their coming marriage work? Or will the strife between them be too much to overcome?

If you like gripping historical romance with period-perfect detail, then you’ll love this page-turning Regency romance.

First book in a new series! The Convenient Arrangements series tells the stories of ladies who manage to find love and a Happy Ever After amidst some difficult situations! Get your copy today!

very good

this was very well put together. little twists and turns. and a nice clean romance book. I would read it again.

Fun story.

I really liked the romance with a bit of mystery. Looking forward to the next in the series.

The story was good.

Not crazy about virtual voice. I like the voices with the English accents and when they do the different voices for each character.

Horrific!

I don’t even know where to begin. The characters were unlikeable. The storyline was weak with minimal character development. I had to skip sections to avoid getting upset. The heroine, if you want to call her that, was a weak insipid character. The hero was worse with little to recommend him. The parents particularly the father didn’t care about his daughter and was more anxious to sell her off. I couldn’t stand the virtual narration and the story! Sorry! I read for pleasure not to raise my blood pressure!