Her Lady to Love

De: Jane Walsh

Narrado por: Keira Grace

Country mouse Lady Honora Banfield arrives in London with one mission: To catch a husband. A perpetual wallflower, she’s going to do whatever it takes to win a proposal from London’s most eligible bachelor, including teaming up with the most popular (and least proper) woman in London.

Miss Jacqueline Lockhart is having too much fun in her sixth season to ever consider settling down, even though she’s been unsuccessful at mingling with the upper echelons of London society.

When Lady Honora agrees to exchange invitations to the most exclusive events in return for Jacqueline’s introductions to eligible gentlemen, neither expects their friendship to ignite passion. Nora and Jacquie begin an affair with the strict understanding that it will end once Nora is married, but as a proposal becomes more imminent, choosing between a conventional life without love, or certain ruination if they stay together, isn’t as simple as it seems.

©2020 Jane Walsh (P)2020 Bold Strokes Books Inc

History wlw style!!!!

being a history buff this book had me from the start. just trying to imagine what life would have been like is crazy but then add wlw story to it all. this story will pull you in and keep you guessing....

Entertaining but...

I specifically looked for an LGBTQ+ Regency novel and this was pretty much everything I wanted from a story. The romance, ball gowns and plots to marry were all present.

My only complaint is about the narration. The narrator had a good voice, but there were some rather odd attempts to pronounce the conversations with a posh English accent. I know the story is set in London, and I appreciate the good effort, but in my ears most of the fancy pronounciation sounded a bit fake.

I did enjoy the story, and I'll probably look for more books by this writer - but most likely, with a different narrator.

Lovely Story!

This was a lovely period story! The main characters were so sweet and had chemistry to spare! Loved the balls and the description of the dresses, shoes, and ribbons. The plot was well done, believable, and with humor at times.

The narrator did an excellent job with each of the characters and plot. Well done!