Let Love Find You

By: Johanna Lindsey

Narrated by: Anne Flosnik

Length: 9 hrs and 28 mins

Publisher's summary

Lady Amanda Locke has struck out miserably in her two Seasons on the marriage mart. Beautiful, titled, and charming - even if she does talk a bit too much - Amanda doesn’t understand why love eludes her. Even her father, the Duke of Norford, is so perplexed he is prepared to take drastic measures to ensure his daughter’s happiness. Now, as Amanda begins her third Season, she gets a little help from Cupid, a darkly handsome horse breeder whose knowledge of basic animal attraction has guided him in arranging more than a few successful matches between the young ladies and gentlemen of the ton.

Hired by Amanda’s family, Devin Baldwin produces results for Amanda and soon she is happy to be courted by one of his clients, the dashing Viscount Altone. In order to secure Amanda’s match to a nobleman obsessed with horse racing, Devin must teach Amanda how to overcome her fear of horses. But as Devin shows her the joys of riding, hunting, and racing, will their own hearts run astray as Amanda finds herself falling in love with Cupid himself?

Experience Johanna Lindsey’s “mastery of historical romance!” (Entertainment Weekly)

©2012 Johanna Lindsey (P)2012 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

favorite author

loved it I read 5 books at least a week and will love hearing this book again

The story wasn’t bad

But I hate a story that seems to end if five pages after a long drawn out book. The narrator was not good in my opinion. It wasn’t until the end when I realized that she was American that I’m guessing why some of her pronunciations were so off. I’m an American who lives in England. So her mistakes were glaring. The upper class to this day do not use terms that make them sound common.

Love and horses

Johanna Lindsey does it again. A masterful, sad tale of how family and friends can work toward a wonderful goal.

Love the Series

This series of 4 books [so far] is lovely, but I must admit that I like the 2 center books in the series better than the first book or this last book.

LOVE! Worth the wait!

I grew up reading Johanna Lindsey books since I was 14, and over time I stopped reading them because it seemed to be always the same. They hate, they fight, they start to love, then hate and fight more, then finally last chapter they love. But not with this one. I giggled, and laughed, and cried, and they loved through the entire book! Amazing job, and I hope to find more of her books like this one! The reader of course was perfect as Anne usually is with her readings! Definitely worth purchasing!

Great book

I love Johanna Lindsey been reading her since I was 19 and I’m 54 now

I love this book

I like books where u revisit old characters its like when u go home .and visited old friends

Pretty good

Devon, is a bastard who does not know identity of his father. His mother sends him away to be raised by a relative who breeds and trains horses. The only thing she gives him is a horse figurine. Devon also becomes a horse breeder/trainer and as a side line he is paid to find matches. He is called Cupid. He has been asked to find a match for Amanda, daughter of a Duke, who has not been successful on the marriage mart. She talks too much. She hates him, and you know what happens when the lead female hates the lead male.
Life is hard for a bastard and Devon does not think he is good enough to marry anyone from the nobility. Also he has become the target of someone out to kill him. He believes it may be his father, but doesn't know who that would be, so he makes an effort to discover the person.

A great listen!

I truly enjoyed this book and was reluctant to put it down, or hit the pause button. I have listened to a number of other books by Johanna Lindsey and although I found this one a little different with a somewhat slower pace I would definitely recommend it, especially if you are a Johanna Linsey fan.

Not the best Lindsey but a good read!

Would you consider the audio edition of Let Love Find You to be better than the print version?

Yes

Who was your favorite character and why?

Devin Baldwin

What do you think the narrator could have done better?

Well, I liked her accent but it was hard to understand her and it took a while to get used to her style.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?

Tender hearted prude meets hot blooded horseman.

Any additional comments?

A bit slow to get going.