Lord Fenton's Folly

By: Josi S. Kilpack

Narrated by: Cassandra Campbell

Length: 9 hrs and 42 mins

Publisher's summary

Lord Fenton is a gambler and a dandy, and he will be stripped of his wealth and position unless he rises to his responsibility - one of which is to marry. Far from being a giddy groom, Fenton chooses the unobjectionable Alice Stanbridge simply because he knew her as a young girl, and his mother feels Alice would make a good wife. Alice, however, has harbored feelings for Fenton since their first meeting years ago, and his proposal is a dream come true. Not only will a match with the most eligible bachelor in London secure her future, but it will also give her a place of distinction and admiration. Had anyone admired Alice for anything before now?

When Alice learns that she is not only an unwanted wife but a demanded one, however, she closes her heart. Only when Lord Fenton faces the greatest trial of his life does he begin to find love beyond the folly. Could a great love come from a beginning such as this?

©2015 Josi S. Kilpack (P)2015 Josi S. Kilpack

Clean regency romance with a lot of tension

This book falls into one of my favorite escape the stress in life genres. I do think this novel lived up to the characteristics we expect to see in the genre, and used good character development. I think the reason I am not loving it, is because the Book was mostly tense for a good 70% of the book. It’s not to say there was anything wrong with the story or the characters or anything, it just wasn’t quite what I was looking for. I feel like the author put a lot of effort into demonstrating The problem between the two main characters, but then the part of the story where they “come around“ seem to move rather quickly. I wanted to spend more time there and less time in the quarrelsome part of their relationship.

a little drawn out

but good story. I did get frustrated with the narrator because she was so loud in many parts and so quick and quiet in others that I missed what was being said. it was very aggravating. but the story addressed and worked through difficult things with grace and insight which I appreciated.

Excellent story

Original story between husband and wife and family secrets . I enjoyed the story, my first by this author.

Great

This was a great story. It had some good life lessons in it. I recommend it.

Lord Fenton"a Folly

I really enjoyed listening to this book.I had a whole

range of emotions.I'm have a listen to more books by this author.
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One of my new favorites!

Such a Great romance…. Perfect narrator. I absolutely loved it! Definitely none of me new favorites!

People Can Change

I loved the principles that were taught of love, redemption, charity, acceptance, patience and forgiveness. Principles we all can learn and benefit from.

Wonderful look into perspectives and relationships

I really enjoy that the story gives two different perspectives on this developing romance. The narrator does a wonderful job.

Great flow with intensity

The story had a smooth consistent flow which was well performed. I loved that wicked banter between Lord Fenton and Alice. This had to take place so that the two young adults would eventually realize the futility and immaturity of their actions. Then the author skillfully revealed the pieces of the family puzzle to answer the Foxcroft mystery. Thoroughly enjoyed this story and reading.

An Emotional Kaleidoscope

I've not read Ms Kilpack's equal. This story is so emotionally painful at times that it altered my mood most unpleasantly. However, the best things often come through much difficulty. Ultimately, this story is fulfilling beyond my initial expectations, and this from a Kilpack fan. The narration is superb.