Homecoming

Hunter's Ridge, Book 2

By: Maggie Ryan

Narrated by: Phaedra London

Length: 8 hrs and 52 mins

Publisher's summary

Lord and Lady Huntington step off the train where they spent their honeymoon. Lucy is both excited and terrified as their carriage draws them ever closer to Hunter's Ridge, where she will finally meet Lucas' family. An accident on the road does nothing to soothe her shattered nerves until her husband promises that he will always be there, always protect her, and always love her. She has learned so much at his hands during their short marriage as he patiently teaches her what he expects both from his wife and from his special Little One.

The size and magnificence of his family estate overwhelm her, but she finds comfort in the warm, loving welcome of his family. Molly, her nanny, has learned a great deal as well and assures Lucy that all will be fine as she begins her life at Hunter's Ridge. Lucy might have believed her if it hadn't been for one person. Lucinda, the governess, doesn't hesitate to let Lucy know that she is unwanted. She makes it her duty to assure that Lucy's time spent as mistress of Hunter's Ridge is short. Lucy's fears overwhelm her when she believes her husband is oblivious to Lucinda's actions. Will he remember his promise to protect her? Will he remember he swore that she would be safe and loved among the people who occupied Hunter's Ridge? Can she trust him as he continues her lessons in both discipline and passion, or will she find that the dual paths she vowed to take lead only to heartbreak?

This is the second book in the series, Hunter's Ridge. It is a Victorian based age-play novel that contains discipline as well as explicit sexual scenes. If harsh discipline, age-play elements including anal play, or sexual acts offend you, please do not purchase this book.

©2014 Blushing Books Publications (P)2015 Blushing Books Publications

Audio vs Kindle

Would you listen to Homecoming again? Why?

I had read this book earlier, but I really enjoyed listening to it. I caught details that I had skimmed over when I read it,and the voice of the characters was fun to hear, vs read.

What about Phaedra London’s performance did you like?

I love it when British readers read stories set in England. It makes the stories more authentic. Her voice was very pleasant to listen to, and her characterizations mirrored how I 'saw' them.

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The narrator is wonderful making the story come alive.
There are a few elements in this that I don't care for. I think it's the complete immersion in to the infant/little lifestyle. It's not just between the husbands and their wives but everyone treating them like a infants/toddlers/children. Too the extent of having nannies. Who also spanks, diapers, and does other embarrassing things to them.
I had a whole rant here but decided to cut it. Though I couldn't help thinking during the non erotic parts, of the psychological ramifications of what's done to them.
That said it did make me (blushes) wet.
This audiobook was given to me for free at my request from the publisher or author and I provided this voluntary review.