Lady Violet Attends a Wedding

The Lady Violet Mysteries, Book 2

De: Grace Burrowes

Narrado por: Kirsten Potter

Lady Violet Belmaine is just finding her balance as a widow who has recently put off mourning when she’s summoned to the family seat to celebrate a sibling’s wedding. Hugh St. Sevier’s escort makes the journey somewhat bearable, while Sebastian MacHeath’s presence among the guests is a more dubious blessing.

Violet is managing as best she can with her stubborn Papa, difficult brothers, and well-meaning aunties, when the bride goes missing. Tempers flare, old secrets come out at the worst times, and Violet can rely on only St. Sevier and Sebastian to help her find the bride…until she discovers that St. Sevier was the last person seen with the missing lady!

©2021 Grace Burrowes (P)2022 Blackstone Publishing

A pleasant canter through the country side

Interesting characters. A story that leads one to want more. Enticing vocabulary and multi-faceted characters.

Entertaining

Lady Violet returns home for her youngest brother's wedding. But all does not go well. The bride's parents have not arrived, the groom's father does not approve and to top that; the bride is kidnapped! Lady Violet has a chance to say some things to her father that she has been saving up for a long time. I love how Violet, Sebastian, and Henri go about finding the bride and the culprit. The narrator is quite good, moving through all of the voices easily.

I’m enjoying this new series

I’m a series fan and love the subtle development of relationships at the speed of real life. Of course in real life we don’t solve mysteries every few months but I like mysteries too so I’m eager to get the next installment.

Unlike Burrowes’ other books we aren’t seeing the hero and heroine repairing to the bedroom less than halfway through the book. We have a widow here and two suitors. Having them repair to the bedroom would be too morally icky for my comfort. So in the future one of the suitors will have to win first place. But who will it be? I know who I want it to be.

I just love this series

We meet the family. Lady violet father and her brothers and the fiancé. We have one more mystery. no killing or dark crazy people. just some fun.

Violet is confused!

The narrator is just amazing

Wonderful cast of characters.

All the voices were pleasing to the ears. The story lines were intriguing and well formed.

Enjoyable read

I’m really getting into this series now. The characters have grown on me and I’m looking forward to the next book. 

Enjoying this series

This is my second book in the series and I’m hooked. Interesting plots and characters. On to book 3!

So enjoyable!

I absolutely love this series! The writing and the narration are just excellent! It is witty, charming and delightful! I love the first book in the series and I love this one and I’m looking forward to listening to the third one!

Great series.

The narrator is very good. I find the characters interesting with real depth. Nice little mystery

Nother outing with great characters but no story

I love the three main characters, but the navel gazing is getting to be a bit much. in this episode, we meet Violets family - all poorly realized and we get to see what a pompous ass he really is - but that was well established in the first book.

Violet's brother is marrying a sweet young thing who dusappears. The other people assembled for the wedding wander around occassionally trying to find her in between naps. baths and meals for THREE DAYS none too concerned about her fate until a rasom note shows up. She gets rescued, sordid family details are uncovered. A thoroughly unlikely reaction and resolution once the culprit is identified - the end.

Along the way. we get treated to more of the "love" story to the point that it gets gets tedious. Violet and Sebastian were unfairly separated, he went to war and she was in a miserable marriage - what more needs to be said - except what they want to do now - a topic that never gets touched.

I know that they are drawing this out deliberately since then we all have to pay for 4 short books rather than 1 decent novel. The result is a LOT of filler and little editing. This isn't the only author doing this. I for one resent it and if audible is going to play games like this. I may unsubscribe.