The Rake Who Loves Me

Scandalous Gentlemen, Book 2

De: Dawn Brower

Narrado por: Harry Frost

Duración: 2 h y 20 m

Resumen del Editor

Lady Violet Keene has secretly loved Zachariah Barton, the Marquess of Merrifield, for a while. The marquess doesn't seem to notice her, so she decides to give up on that dream, especially since they bicker more often than not. When a scandal threatens to destroy her reputation, she has a decision to make. Live with the ramifications of it, or marry the one man she's always adored without a promise of love in return.

Zachariah doesn't believe he's good enough for Violet, but that doesn't mean he doesn't care about her or that he'd fail to protect her if necessary. Love doesn't have to be a part of their bargain. They're both better off without that fickle emotion.

They both have choices to make, and only time will tell if love will become a part of their lives.

©2022 Dawn Brower (P)2022 Dawn Brower

Choices

This is Violet and Zachariah's story. Short story. They have always been bickery to each other. What will happen Zachariah loses a bet? What happens when the scandel happens what will they do?.

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Great Addition to the Series

This second installment of the series was well written. The characters were entertaining and kept me coming back for more.

Harry Frost has done a great job of bringing the story to life and making this a fun listen.

I received a copy of this audiobook and I am voluntarily leaving my honest review.

Bet on Love

Violet Keene has loved Zachariah Barton, Marquess of Merrifield, for quite a while, but she has decided that there is no hope they can have a happily ever after. He either ignores her or criticizes her, and they argue constantly. When he loses a bet, he is to talk to and make friends with a lady. The chosen lady turns out to be Violet. He isn’t very good at it at first, but along the way, he begins to see her in a different light. Can he convince Violet that he has changed, and that she is the one for him? A quick enjoyable story with entertaining characters and a happily ever after. The narration is very good.

I received a free copy of this book and voluntarily reviewed it.

Sweet Regency Romance

This is the second book in the Scandalous Gentlemen Series, a Regency Romance. Violet and Zachariah's story is sweet and heartwarming. Harry Frost did a good job bringing this story to life. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Good

The Rake Who Loves Me
Scandalous Gentlemen, Book 2
By: Dawn Brower
Narrated by: Harry Frost
Length: 2 hrs and 20 mins
Audiobook

The story and characters are well written and developed. I enjoyed the drama, chemistry and journey. Good read.

Enjoyable

This was a good listen. I enjoyed the stoand the characters. There is adventures and interesting moments. This is a good quick read. The narration was good.

Twins

Two sisters from Book 1 are featured in Book 2 as they get a taste of the manipulations of the Ton. Events, holiday preparations and bets fuel the plot as a happy ending is in sight. Recommend reading the series in order.

Violet & Zachariah

The second book in the Scandalous Gentlemen series, Lady Violet Keene and Zachariah Barton, the Marquess of Merrifield's story. The story is well written and held my interest as she made her choice. I enjoyed listening to Harry Frost narrate this story and bring it to life.

one of the twins got married

Lady Violet had always loved the Marquess of Merrifield. They spent time together and then a situation happened causing them to make a decision.
The narrator had a very nice voice, perfect for the narration and for the Marquess' voice. The behavior and story are traditional/typical one, but this was good to know how one by one the scandalous gentlemen falls into the marriage trap.

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Annoying Heroine and Sister

This is a peculiar little story that I wasn't really wild about. The heroine and her sister are just too bold for women of the era, chancing their reputations over silly little things like strolling unchaperoned on a walkway known as a site for naughty assignations. I don't like bubble-headed heroines! I did find it amusing when the hero asked her father for her hand, not specifying which sister he was interested in until dear old dad asked him to!