Discovering Dahlia

De: Jennifer Moore

Narrado por: Noah Wall

Following a painful public humiliation, Dahlia Lancaster was left heartbroken, friendless, and shunned by London Society. But rather than dwelling on the balls she’ll never attend, Dahlia has turned her attentions to her unconventional inheritance—a steamship company. After a year of work, she’s preparing to launch The Aurora, a luxury ocean liner that promises to revolutionize travel. The invitation list is exclusive: Dahlia’s closest friends—the Blue Orchid Society—as well as a few influential individuals from her old life, whose presence will ensure the success of her endeavor. Unfortunately, not all have the best interests of Dahlia or her shipping line at heart. Lord Meredith has loved Dahlia since their first meeting. But after her fall from grace, she has evaded his every attempt to see her—until she extends an invitation to join her on The Aurora. Once aboard, Lord Meredith and Dahlia’s tentative rekindling of their friendship is interrupted when things begin to go terribly wrong. Mischievous dealings take on an ominous tone, and it’s clear that someone is intent on humiliating Dahlia again or worse—but she will not be sunk so easily. With Lord Meredith at her side, Dahlia is determined to discover the culprit. So intent, in fact, that she doesn’t recognize another threat looming until it’s too late: she’s in danger of losing her heart.

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So Good

I love this series and the group of women featured throughout. Discovering Dahlia is so good. I love the journey she has been on as she has learned to redefine herself and love herself for who she is. Lord Meredith is a great match for her. He has always seen her worth. I enjoyed the mystery on board the ship. I'm sad to see this series end but will definitely revisit it!

So long and boring

Once I got to the middle of this book I skipped 2 solid hours and don't really feel like I missed anything. The storyline was boring and the characters were uninteresting. I usually love this narrator, but her words seemed over-enunciated in this book. I got it on sale and still overpaid!