A Date at the Altar

Marrying the Duke

By: Cathy Maxwell

Narrated by: Mary Jane Wells

New York Times bestselling author Cathy Maxwell’s glittering Marrying the Duke series continues—Twice he has been close to the altar and still no duchess.

Will the third time be the charm? A duke can’t marry just anyone. His wife must be of good family, be fertile, be young. Struggling playwright Sarah Pettijohn is absolutely the last woman Gavin Whitridge, Duke of Baynton, would ever fall in love with.

She is an actress, born on the wrong side of the blanket, and always challenges his ducal authority. She never hesitates to tell him what she thinks.

However, there is something about her that stirs his blood . . . which makes her perfect for a bargain he has in mind: In exchange for backing her play, he wants Sarah to teach him about love.

And he, in turn, has a few things to teach her about men . . .

loved it

I usually find an author I love and read everything they have written ...Georgette Heyer , Katherine Ashe, Audrey Harrison etc... a new obsession has overcome me recently, I have only listened to this Narrator ,Mary Jane Wells. its like I can trust the book will be good because they have Mary Jane Wells performing it. I was not wrong, this book was excellent, I have enjoyed it immensely and recommend it to all HR lovers.

Be still my heart

My favorite out the set. I fell in love with this one. It’s so moving, so loving, so sweet.

Excellent!

Excellent book and narration. Highly recommended . Mary Jane Wells really takes over the characters roles to perfection. Bravo 👏.

A bit of a rushed ending, but I liked it.

You can't go wrong with Mary Jane Wells reading! The ending seemed to have hurriedly progressed at least the chapters, into the final chapter, which I hated. Why can't me know more about their future together? Their wedding? Anything!

This series was perfection

I am a huge fan of series and have listened to many over the years. I adore MJW narration and this series has all the best elements and an excellent ending. Highly recommend