Courting Poppy Tidemore

Lords of Honor, Book 5

De: Christi Caldwell

Narrado por: Tim Campbell

Her name preceded her....
Lady Poppy Tidemore’s notorious family scandals assure her place in not-so-polite society. Of course, she didn’t help matters...with an infamous art lesson that left her name ruined. Now, Poppy’s only hope is to accept her sister’s invitation to live at the Paradise, the illustrious hotel owned by her brother-in-law. There she’ll be able to pursue her artistic studies without judgment.

Except someone else at the Paradise knows Poppy, someone who used to occupy her girlish dreams: Lord Tristan. Thankfully, Poppy's no longer that naïve little girl, moonstruck by the charming rogue. In fact, over the years, she and Tristan have become unlikely friends. So, there should be no problem living under the same roof...or at least, that’s what she keeps telling herself....

His reputation precluded him....
Scoundrel. Scapegrace. Soldier. That’s how he’s known...and not in that order. Tristan Poplar, now Baron Bolingbroke, has lost everything. Upon learning of his father’s dubious role in the disappearance of the rightful Maxwell heir he’s lost not only his title and wealth, but also his respectability. He’s determined to restore his honor at all costs. However, honor proves a tricky thing - as does self-restraint - the more time he spends with alluring Poppy Tidemore. His best course of action is to avoid her, but when Poppy presents Tristan with a legitimate offer he can’t refuse, both enter with clear heads and uninvolved hearts.

Except, the more time they spend together, their arrangement blossoms into something more. And when an unexpected opportunity comes along for Tristan to restore his name, he’ll have to decide which matters most: fighting for honor or fighting for Poppy’s love.

©2019 Christi Caldwell Inc (P)2019 Christi Caldwell

Ups and Downs

What an emotional rollercoaster this book is. I love Poppy & Tristan’s relationship, I love theire personalities.
SPOILER:
The ending is way too soon. I don’t think there is another book in the series and I want to know exactly how their story continues.

Wonderful Poppy

Such a fun, engaging, loving story. I listened to ALL of it today. Christi writes such engaging plots and great characters that you can not stop listening or reading. And Tim Campbell’s delivery...spot on perfect. Another winner!!

Amazing story of Love

Poppy has loved Tristin since she was a girl. This is well established in 2 of her sisters books. We met Poppy as a young girl in her brothers book. I hoped they would have a book and fall in love. This book takes what could be a sweet maybe expected love story and turns it all around. The book is amazing and refreshing. Tim is a fantastic narrator.

Another Gem from Christi Caldwell and Tim Campbell

I can't tell you how happy I was to have the chance to listen to Poppy and Tristan's tale, as I really enjoy Tim Campbell's performance always. It makes it doubly wonderful to have a great story AND a great performance.
This story, like all the Lords of Honor books, has us going through a myriad of emotions, cheering, crying, feeling sad for characters that we know.
Please take a listen!

Meant to be together

This has been a story a long time in the making. Poppy is the last of the Tidemores to marry, we have had to wait until she has grown up a bit to read about her and her hero. As an avid follower of all Christi’s stories I held out hope that Tristan would be her hero and I certainly wasn’t disappointed. They met when Poppy was just a girl, where she held him in her heart always wishing he would see her as more than a sister. Now their scandals have brought them together at the newly opened Paradise Hotel. Tristan is trying to restore his fortunes and honor, Poppy is trying to find her place in the world. They each help each other find a place though not without a few bumps in the road. I loved this whole book even though it took my emotions on a rollercoaster. I cannot recommend this book enough.
As always Tim Campbell brings the words alive, his narration is superb no one compares to his fantastic work. I could listen to his voice all day