How to Cross a Marquess

The Marquess of Chatton and his neighbor Fenella Fairclough have known each other all their lives. They refused to marry each other years ago when their parents demanded it, and they won't concede now - even if circumstances have brought these former enemies much closer than they ever could have anticipated....

©2019 Jane LeCompte (P)2019 Recorded Books

Heroine is annoying!

She had no options and snubbed her nose at the one option that she wanted and made sense! Ugghhhhh, I don’t like women who send mixed messages thinking they’re being smart & independent. 🤦🏽‍♀️ Roger was a little dumb witted… he couldn’t understand or do anything worthwhile….. I like the story line just not the main characters.

Intriguing yet enjoyable

I lied how at various times there seemed to be resolution to the mystery year the story continued until the ultimate conclusion. I didn’t like that in the face of life threatening situations the woman stubbornly stayed apart from her husband and the safety of the group. But the outcome required this seemingly mindless attitude.

Great series

I’m loving the series. I like the regency era and the narrator and the fact that there are stories without all the detail sex scenes.

A light enjoyable story

This story was a fun listen like the other stories by this author. I enjoyed this simple story line and the common ending. I won’t tell you what that if you don’t know.

Illogical Last Quarter

This story moved along fairly well until the last three or so hours. Even though I understand that the author wanted some drama during the story's last few hours, the drama is not thought out in a logical way. The victim of an attempted attack will logically stay close to friends and family (a husband will naturally stay close) - this husband didn't and this victim didn't!? The storytelling devices authors use, to push a storyline in the direction they want the story to go, must still be feasible and somewhat logical. Otherwise the author loses credibility and the story falls flat and thereby the listener is disappointed... Narrator Rosalyn Landor gives an excellent performance as usual.