Wish Upon A Duke

Love and Devotion Series, Book 1

By: JR Salisbury

Narrated by: Mary Sarah

When Savannah Dawson married the second son of an English earl, she never dreamed she'd have to leave America, let alone enter the aristocracy at her son's side. Yet when the earl dies and her husband disappears at sea, Savannah's life is upended. Bringing her young son to England to meet her shrewish mother-in-law is only the beginning of her trials. The dowager countess has asked a duke to assist in the new earl's education - a man whose power and position could define the course of Savannah's life. Proud and stubborn, Savannah refuses to be intimidated. And yet neither can she resist the attraction between them.

Reformed rakehell Gabriel Armstrong, Duke of Clevedon, has no room in his life for a woman. Especially an American commoner, the widow of his childhood friend. Beautiful and bold, Savannah nevertheless captivates his imagination.

Rumors abound that Savannah's husband is alive. Forces are at work to deny her son his title. And when an interloper arrives demanding repayment or revenge, the life of Savannah's son is in jeopardy. Savannah and Gabriel must work together to escape the shadows that could blot out the light of their future.

Contains mature themes.

©2021 JR Salisbury (P)2021 Tantor

Loved!

I love this storyline and always like it when they merge the Americans and our cousins the English. It always makes for a lot of excitement and intrigue! The narrator is good but I never like her male voices.

Good story but…..

This was a good story but I just could not finish the book due to this narrator. This is the 2nd book that I have heard her read and both of them got under my skin.

Horrible Narrator

Story was fine but narration was painful to listen to. The narrator tends to lisp the last letter of most of the works. It’s highly distracting

Wishing

For a different narrator. I listened at 1.2 speed but it was odd. That said I didn’t hesitate to buy since this narrator is usually quite enjoyable to listen to.

The story was good. It could have used more heat to go with the segsy bits, it needed the chemistry to build a little at least.
Otherwise we’ll done.

I am glad I got it during a sale. I’d recommend reading it and not using a credit to listen to it.

Narration

I didn't understand why the breathy, drawn out words and every other statement made to sound like a question was chosen for this, but it certainly stopped me from going further in the series. I just couldn't bear to listen to this narrator again.