Not That Duke

A Would-Be Wallflowers Novel

De: Eloisa James

Narrado por: Susan Duerden

Duración: 10 h y 23 m

Resumen del Editor

The Duke of Huntington has no interest in an eccentric redhead who frowns at him over her spectacles…until he realizes that she is the only possible duchess for him. A new enemies-to-lovers romance by New York Times bestselling author Eloisa James.

Bespeckled and freckled, Lady Stella Corsham at least has a dowry that has attracted a crowd of fortune-hunting suitors—which definitely doesn’t include the sinfully handsome Silvester Parnell, Duke of Huntington, who laughingly calls her “Specs” as he chases after elegant rivals.

And then—

The worst happens. Marriage.

To the duke. To a man marrying her for all the wrong reasons.

How can Silvester possibly convince Stella that he’s fallen in love with the quirky woman he married?

©2023 Eloisa James (P)2023 HarperCollins Publishers

As always Brilliant!

A very good example of Eloisa James brilliance. A great story narrated Susan Duerden. Enjoy!

Stella got her Groove!

Eloisa always crafts a great read that keeps us coming back for more and we are here for it with Not That Duke! Stella, the wanna be Wallflower keeps us intrigued as she falls for the Duke of Hunnington. The quirky Specs grows as a character as her love story unfolds. Enjoyed this read and recommend the Wallflower series to all who love a good romance series!

Delightful ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

What a delightful funny story! Nothing better to bring a story a life with the combination of great author and wonderful narrator—- makes a story that is hard to stop listening until the end…. Thank you!

Everything I wanted it to be

This book was my favorite of the series. It was all I hoped it would be.

Not That Duke!

I liked this audiobook. The characters were interesting. I really liked Stella I could relate to her and her insecurities. She has red hair, freckles and wears spectacles. She is also more rounded. The Duke of Huntington,Silvester was a bit clueless. He was infatuated with Lady Yasmin. She is blonde and beautiful. The Duke is also competing with Lord Giles for Yasmin. Stella and Silvester have a a lot in common but he keeps leaving her for the other lady. The narrator is wonderful.

Loved it. Fantasy.

Narration a little too breathy.
Story is a fantasy. Loved the red hair and spectacles.

Delightful

Lady Stella is feisty, outspoken, has freckles, wears glasses. Silvester Parnell, Duke of Huntington, was in love with, or at least thought he was in love with, Lady Yasmine.
In fact, both of Stella’s suitors are in love with Yasmine. Even though he is courting Yasmine, Silvester spend time with Stella. They play chess and dance at balls. Yasmine ultimately chooses the earl, Giles. Somewhere in all this, Silvester decides his mother was right all along and that Stella is the perfect duchess for him. Stella is not easily convinced. They do marry, but things do not go smoothly. Silvester really needs to think things through better. This is a delightful story with much humor, two eccentric duchesses, one confused duke, a lovely girl who could use some self-confidence, a steamy romance, and a happy ending. This is the third book and a wonderful addition for the Would-Be Wallflowers series. Susan Duerden’s narration was quite entertaining.

Great book

this was so much fun to here realty enjoyed the reading the story was fun and entertaining

My new obsession

So happy that I found this addictive series! I love Eloisa James story’s!! I have already downloaded 5 more of her novels. I would definitely recommend reading this series!

Misfit Self Actualization

I like that this author-based main character after herself, but in a Regency setting. The characters were well rounded and individualistic, the settings were easily visualized, and the main characters were both flawed but likable. The story moved and there was not any filler. I would recommend this story, as it was easy to follow, but still had some twists and turns. I think all people have some thing about themselves that they’d like to change and feel insecure about this highlights and resolves thinking at the end of the story.