Until Midnight

De: Maya Banks

Narrado por: Tim Campbell

Her mother would absolutely die. Her father would send her away to a convent. And Sebastian and Quinn...she shuddered to think of her brothers' reaction were they to suspect what she was doing. Yet here she stood, poised to knock on the door of London's most renowned lover.

Lady Jenna's future may be promised to a man who leaves her cold, but she is determined to spend her present in the arms of Grayson Douglas, a rake whose prowess in bedroom activities is a legendary topic of London's most esteemed women. But she gets more than she bargained for as nights of passion turn into more and they both soon find themselves torn between duty and love.

Contains mature themes.

©2019 Maya Banks (P)2019 Tantor

It’s a me thing I think but

I don’t think I can do these type of stories anymore 😭 and I think it’s just a me thing because the story is good but the whole situation and Jenna’s way of thinking just pissed me off so bad and I couldn’t stand it I was yelling out loud the entire time. I KNOW I KNOW it was different times and all that but eff your parents and eff your family girl you do you. You don’t need them because you’re not going to have them anyways being stuck in some other house. Like I said it was good it was just frustrating as heck to listen to… BUT she does redeem herself in the end when she sticks with her gut so overall I say 5.

One of the absolute best historical romances of all time

For the past 5 years, I have been on a historical romance novel "kick". 98% of what I read is this genre- Focusing on regency England. Maya Banks and this novel are easily in my top 10 of at least 1500 novels.

the best of all

i loved this book. fairytale romance with a bit of heat. Tim Campbell is amazing just love his voice

Suspend Belief!

If you know anything about this period in England, one will realize that an unmarried woman would never approach a man to teach her lovemaking skills; however, it works. Plot had just enough tension to make reading Until Midnight enjoyable for a few hours.

Good solid romance

I liked it, it was the slight bit of angst I was looking for. The heroine was a good mix of demure and assertive. The hero was a good mix of grumpy and sunshine. The characters felt more human than tropes. And the heroines family was very believable.

The falling in love was too fast for my liking, but such is the genre. Unless we want books 24 hours long.

All in all great. The narrator was surprisingly adept at a female voice, and his male voices were just diverse enough I was never confused who was speaking.