A Regrettable Proposal

A Regency Romance (Memorable Proposals, Book 1)

De: Jennie Goutet

Narrado por: Annadee Morgan

Duración: 10 h y 27 m

Resumen del Editor

Orphaned at a young age, Eleanor wants nothing more than to settle in a home of her own. Stratford, having met once with betrayal, desires a woman who will be true. When a complicated inheritance forces them together, they little expect this to be the answer to their innermost desires.

Eleanor Daventry has come into money, but she cannot access her inheritance without a husband. Steadfast and independent, she would rather become a schoolmistress than take a husband she does not love.

Stratford Tunstall has just discovered his predecessor willed the estate’s unentailed land to Miss Daventry. Although cynical regarding love, the man recognizes a practical solution when he sees one. He and Miss Daventry must marry, and Stratford wastes no time in pressing his suit - with disastrous results.

In the face of such an insulting proposal, Eleanor flees to London where she lands unwittingly in the home of Stratford’s closest friends. Now thrown together constantly, Eleanor can't help admiring his masterful apologies, never mind how often he must deliver them. Stratford concedes that, against all his predictions, Eleanor has no shortage of determined suitors.

When combined forces threaten Eleanor’s reputation, Stratford realizes it's more than her land he cares about. Somehow, he'll have to convince Eleanor that his coming to her rescue is a deed inspired by love.

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Not bad

It's a decent story, well narrated. There were a lot of characters to keep up with, as several new ones get introduced once the parties get to London. I'm glad an earlier reviewer mentioned that chapter five does not belong, or I would have been lost, thinking it was a whole new set of characters and side story being introduced. So, skip to the next chapter to carry on with the real story.

Sweet regency romance

I enjoyed the story and characters, though it was a trifle formulaic. However, if this is your genre, this is par for the course. The reader has a pleasant voice and accent, but tends to mispronounce many words - someone should be checking this. A few Americanisms inevitably creep in when this is the author’s origin eg ‘fit’ used in the past tense instead of ‘fitted’ and other such.

Liked the book but chapter 5 was for another book

I enjoyed the story and characters, but was confused because chapter 5 was obviously from a different book. Also I heard noises as if someone moved during the recording. So although story and characters were enjoyable. The quality of recording made it hardpress to continue, and I would have stopped if I hadn’t paid for it

An rollercoaster ride

I don’t often write reviews, but I am making a point to recommend this book. Not only this book, but this author. She always delivers. This story had multiple levels with side plots that drew me in. I usually don’t suffer angst in stories that I know will likely conclude with a happy ending, but this story kept me constantly fretting over the main characters. The only disappointment I felt was that there wasn’t an epilogue. I wanted a glimpse into the happily ever after for all the characters. If you enjoy this genre, you will love this book.

Loved the story, loved the narrator

Great story. I loved how upbeat and kind Eleanor was even when people treated her badly. The characters were wonderful even the bad guys were fun to get to know.
I enjoyed the mystery that was peppered throughout the book- it kept me guessing as to who the bad guy was. I was worried that Eleanor may not end up with a happy ever after, but I was definitely happy in the end.

The audio version of this book was very well done. The narrator was fantastic she had a great English accent and she was wonderful with her French accent too.

great story

I really enjoyed this story and all the supporting characters. The one thing I didn't like was the way drunken proposal was recapped instead of fully played out. That really would have been fun to read! Overall it was a great story.

Snoozer

This book is absolutely terrible, No story line went absolutely no where so very disappointed

Repetitive scenes became boring after a few hours

I managed to get about 75% through this silly story. I almost quit several times along the way. But the inability of the characters to accomplish anything, the hateful, obnoxious characters who never are held accountable, the lack of any admirable qualities in the long suffering heroine and the bumbling ineffectual hero combined to snuff out my interest in the too, too predictable ending.

Are you kidding me?? Where’s The Ending?

You’ve got to be kidding me… I spent hours on this story just to have a sitcom ending? It went from a reputation destroyed and all happiness is over to “I Love You” and now life will be perfect; “The End”. The denouement was all of 5 minutes. Having a character just say they will fix a reputation Is not a real resolution when the reader has been dragged through the suffering. There should have been an actual scene to resolve all the open issues.
Very poorly done. Wish I could get my money back.

Annadee Morgan is an awful narrator!

Annadee, the narrator, does not even know how to pronounce English words. She had me cringing at her mispronunciation of the following words - Gros venor (really pronounced Grov ner),
Vo hall Gardens (pronounced Vox hall Gardens), Mary Le Bone(?) (Actually pronounced Mar Le Bone), and Draught ( instead oh Draft)!!! There were others but I cannot remember them all! Annadee Morgan may know how to speak with a British accent (sort of), but she does NOT know how to pronounce BRITISH ENGLISH (or even American English)! She is an awful narrator and I will never again listen to her! The story itself was okay - maybe a little insipid.