A Lady Never Surrenders

Hellions of Halstead Hall, Book 5

By: Sabrina Jeffries

Narrated by: Justine Eyre

With two months left to find a husband and fulfill her grandmother’s ultimatum, Celia sets her sights on three eligible bachelors. Becoming betrothed to one of these wealthy, high-ranking men will surely prove her capable of getting married, so hopefully the wedding itself won’t be necessary for Celia to receive her inheritance. Step Two of her audacious plan is hiring the dark and dangerously compelling Bow Street runner Jackson Pinter to investigate the three men she’s chosen.

With Lady Celia bedeviling Jackson’s days and nights, the last thing he wants is to help her find a husband. And when she recalls shadowed memories that lead his investigation into her parents’ mysterious deaths in a new direction, putting her in danger, Jackson realizes the only man he wants Celia to marry is himself!

Spend some more time with the Hellions of Halstead Hall.©2012 Sabrina Jeffries (P)2012 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

great story

another wonderful story about the last sibling to be married. Celia and Jackson solves her parents murder. the narrative was enjoyable to listen to.

Nice Ending to The Hellions of Hallstead Hall

Sabrina Jeffries always writes enjoyable historical romance writers. I loved the Hellions of Hallstead Hall series and I'm glad they finally all found true love. The narrator did a good job with this book. I only wish that the narrators of the other books did as good a job as Justine Eyre did with this final installment of the Hallstead Hall series. I'd like to listen to the entire series again, but the narrators of the other books, except for How to Woo a Reluctant Lady did such a bad job narrating that I cannot listen to the series again.

The mystery unfolds!

Great way to end a series! Truly entertaining! The family finally gets their peace! We get a wild ride!

Wished for a bit more, But liked it

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Yes, It was a good ending for the series. Was unhappy with the way the killers were handled. After the First 4 books it was a let down on how the killers were introduced into the story.

What was one of the most memorable moments of A Lady Never Surrenders?

The trip to visit the Nurse and the shooting match.

Which character – as performed by Justine Eyre – was your favorite?

The Aunt

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

When Pinter finally got how stupid he was by only seeing things though his eyes.

Fantastic conclusion to the series

This was a great series and this may be my favorite book in the lot. Definitely worth the credit. Best narration of the books for sure. Now to go check out Sabrina Jeffries other books…just don’t know where to start. 🤔

Nice finish

If you could sum up A Lady Never Surrenders in three words, what would they be?

I wish there is another book still to come somehow in this series. Great job

It's all in the Narrator!

The story can be lacking but if the narrator is good they can salvage it. Fortunately, this one had the best of both worlds; a captivating storyline and a talented narrator. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Don't know if I want to risk the other titles with different narrators though, but this one is worth it.

It was not a five star but a definite 4.

Yes predictable as all romances are, but this book did not have the draw needed to keep me superbly interested throughout. I like a bit of excitement in my books. Twists and turns to the storyline that keeps the readers interested. Though I liked this book overall I feel it lacked that bit of excitement.

Sabrina Jeffries Does not disappoint

Would you consider the audio edition of A Lady Never Surrenders to be better than the print version?

The audio version brings the characters to life

What about Justine Eyre’s performance did you like?

She is wonderful

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes very much so, as with all of Sabrina's Books

my ultimate favorite of the series

this story was so amazing i couldn't stop listening. first book i've listen to straight through with very little pausing