A Gentleman Never Tells

De: Jodi Ellen Malpas

Narrado por: Daniel de Bourg

In this sexy and scandalous historical romance from the New York Times bestselling author of This Man, a successful businessman is seduced by an entrancing woman.

Frank Melrose is on the cusp of taking his father's printing business global—the last thing he needs is the distraction of any woman, let alone the dazzling Taya Winters.

He's under pressure from the newspaper to unmask the mysterious highwayman causing havoc in Belmore Square, but his infuriating clashes with Taya keep slowing him down.

What's more, he's sure that the highwayman is right under their noses—and that exposing their identity will end not only his story, but ruin his family, too...

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Malpas's sexy love scenes scorch the page."—Publishers Weekly on One Night with the Duke

Amazing book and performance!

Jodi does it again! The second book, like the first, was perfect on so many levels! The story was a great continuation of the first, but it developed the characters beautifully. Frank’s love story kept me on my seat and the performance was spot on. I loved the added little mystery twist and loved how it ended. This was a wonderful love story, like the first. And I will always come back to Jodi for more!

So good!

This little twin book was so good, so well written. I love Jodi Malpas brilliant mind

Slow burn hot period Romance

This book series was unexpected and amazon fun Slow burn of hot period drama. I was captivated by the story and the characters. The narrator made me swoon by his voice warming up to each proceeding scene. I want more this series and love Jodi’s work and shows how the romance fires burns into my heart

Cute Follow Up

I liked the first book better but this had a lot more mystery and I was genuinely sad when I finished. I would love more books in this serious as I have become fascinated with the people in the stories. Very much so a Bridgeton type story with a couple steamy moments.

I Really Enjoyed It In The End!

I wanted to love Frank and Taya but there was something about them as a couple that just wasn't right for me. I loved the storyline and the intrigue of the Highwaymen and in the end, it was a good story.
I found that I was more interested in the mystery of finding out who the highwaymen were than in the romances of Frank. I was laughing at the antics and saddened by some of the things they had to go through. But you have to remember this is a historical romance and some things didn't happen back then.
In the end, I found that I enjoyed Frank and Taya's journey and their story is one I will enjoy again.

I’m a fan but ….

Not her usual page turner. Lack of plot to grab onto and she usually supersedes here. Disappointing. Couldn’t finish.