An Improper Proposal

Improper Agreements, Book 4

De: Audra Wells

Narrado por: Elizabeth Knowelden, Benjamin Crow

She had sworn to never fall in love, but one man changed all the rules...

Louisa Morgan never intended to fall in love, so when the stuffiest of men offers to marry her for the sake of convenience, it feels like an offer from heaven itself. Things change, however, and the rigid Duke of Boroux begins to wax poetic, doing his best to win her hardened heart. But love was never to be on the table, and Louisa isn't sure she wishes to play his risky game.

Robert, the Duke of Boroux, tired of society and its demands, decides to take matters into his own hands. Instead of a silly wife only after his title, he will ask a lady who knows her own mind and may just be the perfect woman to become his duchess. But when things beyond his control change his perception of what a marriage should look like, his entire world is turned upside down. Now his greatest struggle is to convince the woman he is falling in love with to love him back.

What will happen when two obstinate people are on opposing sides and neither will relent?

©2024 Audra Wells (P)2025 Podium Audio

Excellent!

I really enjoyed this book, it may even be my favorite of the series. It’s a marriage-of-convenience, regency rom-com, with a smooth and steady pace, the sweetest romance, and the most perfect of MMCs. I loved the humor and the relationship development, and I absolutely loved Robert’s character.
 
Unfortunately, there were two things that held this book back from perfection for me.
1. Louisa’s fears seemed a bit far-fetched to me, especially towards the end.
2. The ending felt abrupt. This big plot event is introduced with the news article, but then it ends with no word indicating what happens. Why even mention such a non-event?
 
Regardless, I loved the book and it’s absolutely 5-stars. I highly recommend the entire series, and am sad to see it end… I’ll definitely be reading more of Audra Wells’ books.
 
Content:
There’s no foul language or sex. There’s pugilism, so some minor violence there, but nothing graphic or excessive. The romance is limited to lightly descriptive kisses. There is no mention of faith or God