A Wallflower for the Melancholic Earl

A Historical Regency Romance Novel

De: Daisy Rosewood

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Living under the shadow of her controlling uncle, Lady Georgiana Bryson finds solace in her covert literary endeavors and her faithful greyhound, Flint. Regarded as a wallflower, Georgiana has shied away from love until she crosses paths with the handsome Earl of Huntingdon. Could that finally be what the poets write about?

Victor Colborne, the Earl of Huntingdon, presents a mask of carefree abandon to society, secretly nursing a heart still raw from his fiancée’s death. Devoted to scholarly pursuits—and the mysterious novels of an author who seems to understand his very soul, he begins to question everything he thought he knew about love…

As their worlds collide, Georgiana and Victor find themselves in a romance straight out of the pages of a book…When her uncle schemes to marry her to a cruel suitor, will they manage to stand up against societal expectations and family opposition to fight for a future together? Or will the price of love ultimately prove too high to pay?

Tropes: Wallflower, Double Life, Second Chance at Love

"A Wallflower for the Melancholic Earl" is a historical romance novel of approximately 60,000 words. No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed happily ever after.

Fairy Tale Perfection

A lovely story with all the necessary characters to create that glow of good triumphing over bad. Enjoy!

Very descriptive

The story itself was interesting and a bit different from many romance novels. I loved how the author goes into detail and describes even small features. However, the virtual voice was disturbing. It paused at the wrong times, emphasized the wrong words and didn’t emphasize the right ones. It was also fairly monotone. I wouldn’t recommend this story unless they change how it is narrated.

Period Romance

It had a good story line. It held my attention. Sometimes too detailed descriptions. I like happy endings.

A lonely heart finds love again

A wonderful story and most entertaining. An earl who found joy in living again, and finding love and a lady who wrote love stories, but never thought she would find love herself. The story was well narrated and well written.

Great storytelling

It’s a well developed story with likable characters. The narrator could be better done with a real person.