To Marry an English Lord

De: Robin Lee Hatcher

Narrado por: Ann Marie Gideon

Sometimes love is a risk worth taking.

Sebastian Whitcombe, Viscount Willowthorpe, comes to America to experience the great Wild West for himself before it disappears for good. The adventure comes with a convenient bonus—it postpones his father’s edict that he take a wife from the British aristocracy. Sebastian isn’t so much against marriage as he is an arranged marriage to the wrong woman.

Jocelyn Overstreet hasn’t returned to her family’s eastern Idaho cattle ranch in six years. She’s far too busy managing the New York City offices of Overstreet Shipping. But when her older brother has a serious run-in with a bison, she returns to the ranch only to find the Overstreet home invaded by visitors from England, one of them a disturbingly handsome viscount who disarms her defenses at every turn.

Sebastian’s future lies in England where the Earl of Hooke is determined to choose his son a wife. New York City holds Jocelyn’s future with scant time for romance, much less marriage. The attraction between her and Sebastian seems doomed to fail.

Amidst the clash of their worlds, Sebastian and Jocelyn find that the risk of love, against all odds, might just be a risk worth taking.

©2023 Robin Lee Hatcher (P)2023 Two Words Publishing, LLC

A light, easy listen

If you're looking for a light, royal, historical and Christian romance, this series fits the bill.

the contrasts between England aristocracy and the American West in late 1800s

I liked this story. the characters are both honest good people who care about others. the hero is a free spirit, not ready to marry and take his plane as an Earl's heir. the heroine is a businesswoman who hasn't considered marriage. but they fall in love and that ultimately the only thing that matters. The characters are very religious, prayng often and quoting the Bible, which doesn't appeal so much to me but I respect people's beliefs