Brynnde

A Regency Romance

De: M Pepper Langlinais

Narrado por: Stevie Zimmerman

Brynnde Archambault needs to find someone to marry, or else she'll be stuck with dull Mr. Dallweather. The answer to her problem arrives in the form of handsome and witty Viscount Burbridge, but just when everything seems to be going smoothly, scandal strikes, and the engagement ends.

Meanwhile, Brynnde has no trouble matchmaking her friends and even her own brother. But while she breezily finds suitors for everyone else, for her, time is running out.

Must she resign herself to becoming Mrs. Dallweather? Or will Brynnde yet succeed in making a match for herself?

Brynnde is a light, bubbly, and sweet regency romance in the vintage style of Zebra and Signet.

©2017 Amanda Langlinais Pepper (P)2018 Amanda Langlinais Pepper

A Short and Sweet Regency Romance

This was a really sweet quick "read" that made my commute that much less annoying! The narration was FABULOUS - I really felt pulled into the timeframe by the voice. Brynnde did suffer from more than a little bit of "not like other girls" syndrome which made it hard to get into, but overall I'm glad I finished it!

Sweet, Regency romance

As an avid romance listener, I love this genre, especially when the story is so easy to relate to. Brynnde is arranged to marry older Mr. Dallwather. Unhappy with this plan, she knows she will have to find an alternate groom who conveniently comes to her. But is Garrick the answer? Their banter is fun and flirty, but is their attraction enough? In her quest to find her own way, Brynnde plays matchmaker to all around her, at the expense of her own happiness. Or is it? This fun, sweet romance will have you at the first chapter. Garrick is a man who has problems expressing himself, only to say things that come out wrong. He is endearing and easy to fall in love with. Brynnde is one who does not sit back and wait for things to happen, but does take matters into her own hands, much different from the typical historical, which leads the story into entertaining situations. But with all the actions, there are consequences which both families need to take into consideration. Langlinais has woven her story with that of friendship, family, and scandal sure to keep you pinned to your earbuds to see how it will all turn out.

Narrated by the talented Stevie Zimmerman, we are taken into the regency era. Her voice is one that I have come to associate with historical narration, she has the air of royalty in her voice. She paces the story perfectly and her array of voices is amazing. I hope M Pepper Langlinais continues with this family, it's one I look forward to getting to know better.