Marquess Next Door

An Enemies-to-Lovers, Clean Regency Romance

By: Kristina Earl

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Residing next door to the insufferable Marquess of Batchwood, I’m prompted to ponder the cosmic forces that led me to such proximity. Me, in love with him? Hardly, or…am I?

His infuriating charm is matched only by his striking handsomeness, and our ceaseless banter has become the talk of the Ton, providing fodder for their insatiable appetite for gossip.

Our rendezvous, inevitably set against the brick wall between our properties, serves as a stage for our verbal sparring, where the discovery of cryptic letters unveil a shared threat.

Unbeknownst to us, adversaries with intimate knowledge of our family histories lurk in the shadows, weaving a web of mystery and danger.

In response, we resolve to forge an alliance against those who would jeopardize our ancestral estates.

As Alexander and I delve deeper into this clandestine endeavor, an unforeseen connection begins to blossom, and the intensity of his gaze stirs a passion within me that I struggle to suppress.

A moment of vulnerability leads to a lingering kiss, unleashing emotions that refuse to be ignored.

As the boundaries between duty and desire blur, I grapple with the realization that our coalition may not only safeguard our estates but also ignite a flame of love that threatens to consume us both.

For love is all that matters…if our love is true.

loved it

I have enjoyed listening to the books by Kristina Earl. I look forward to listening to more.

Very low level plot

Not worth the time, the story was choppy, shallow, and extremely predictable. Could have been much better

Dont enjoy reader

The book was okay...felt like a lot was missed but it was a short book so didn't have as much character development throughout like I normally like. However, the biggest downfall was the reader of the book. There was little fluctuation in her voice and was just like listening to AI read a whole book. It created more distance from the characters and storyline so was just not enjoyable.

All telling no showing. A tedious listening

Steer clear of this one. I thought being narrated by virtual voice would be annoying but the book is so poorly written it seems to be entirely composed by ai and not well trained one either

Missing fluidity.

Not sure if what the narration or the story but it didn’t flow for me.