His Rebel Bride

Brothers in Arms, Book 3

By: Shelley Bradley, Shayla Black

Narrated by: Tim Campbell

Length: 9 hrs and 4 mins

Publisher's summary

A reckless warrior, Kieran Broderick was half-Irish, yet bound to fight for the English crown. So when King Henry decreed that he take an Irish wife to quell rebellion there, he had little choice. Newly dubbed the earl of Kildare, Kieran travels to Langmore Castle, seat of the lawless O'Shea family, to choose a bride. When he picks Maeve, a fetching lass who seems sweetly submissive, he soon learns she's a fiery, clever woman. When she refuses to allow him into her bed or her heart, he finds himself fighting the most daunting battle of his life. But Kieran will never give up. He's determined to conquer his rebellious beauty - body and soul.

Contains mature themes.

©2000 Shelley Bradley LLC (P)2017 Tantor

Nice Bit of Fluff, Five Star Narrator

I listen to quite a few of these types of historical romance novels, and usually find them mildly entertaining. I like the History within the historical novels and this one was no exception. It does follow the usual format of these type of novels, but I enjoyed it just the same. Tim Campbell made listening to an ordinary romantic novel an extraordinary experience.
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Least Fave of the series

This book I feel was full of cliche. Please keep in mind that this may have been me. Every single time they mentioned their blood brother bond they held up their hand it killed me. Honestly I wanted to fast forward through toward another area. After 3 books back to back I'm tired of the Shakespeare speak. I also think that some other characters that the narrator portrayed were not as old as they sounded. I scored so high because I think I should've taken a break before listening to this book. I hope that you enjoy the book.

Brilliant

Kieran and Maeve's love story is one for the ages. I will admit, Maeve did annoy me a little bit. I just wanted her to love him lol.

Worth a Listen

Characters are fleshed out nicely and the story moves. More internal struggles than physical ones, but action is sprinkled throughout. This story was free and worth a listen. If you have to pay for it, there are better ones on Audible.

loved it

loved it and love the narrator he did a good job in putting passion were needed

Love This Series

I new Kieran's story was going to be good and when he goes to Ireland and meets Maeve, well the battle begins. Tim Campbell was exceptional. I wonder if there will be more.

I really like this series

I will follow faithfully any that you write in this vein. I think you should continue to write Medieval novels.

What happened to his Irish accent?

I have enjoyed this series and was really looking forward to Keiren’s story. But I was so disappointed that his accent was now English. Tim Campbell did such a great job at his Irish accent through out the first two books. This now English accent took all the mischief out of his voice and character. He was almost too aloof sounding with such a formal English sound. Why change it?

Stupid female

The lead female is cranky and illogical and only loves the hero when she gets her own illogical way. Makes for an unlikeable character

Oh, love!

It’s a good thing that Kieran loves Maeve because that makes one of us. What a stupid, mixed up, confused, self centered, ignorant, selfish person! That about sums her up. She never looks at a situation except how it affects her. Her name should have been Meeve. It would have been more appropriate. Kieran was talked into going to Ireland by his King. We all know what that means. You don’t tell a King no thanks when he is offering you a boon and a gift. You just say “Thank you, your majesty”… and do what you are told to do. The field of perspective wives was not 4 but only 2. The youngest sister was too young for marriage and the other two were ineligible. Maeve was the only choice. She was not the grand prize although she thought she was. I would have written the king and let him know the number of sisters had degenerated. Maybe there was a distant cousin he could have married. I felt sorry for him through the whole story.