The Wedding Trap

By: Tracy Anne Warren

Narrated by: Bianca Amato

Length: 11 hrs and 28 mins

Publisher's summary

In this glittering Regency romance from acclaimed author Tracy Anne Warren, wallflower Eliza Hammond has suddenly become a wealthy heiress. Now, every eligible bachelor is interested in marrying her. Hoping to instruct Eliza in the social graces needed to attract the best suitors, her best friend Violet enlists the help of her brother-in-law, Lord Christopher "Kit"Winter. Just one problem. Eliza has always secretly pined for Kit.

©2006 Tracy Anne Warren (P)2009 Recorded Books, LLC

Great book

I really like the pace of the story. It was unexpectedly good and very entertaining.

Cute story

This was the first time I purchased a novel by this author. It was a cute story and I'd probably buy another of her titles.

Colorful and Expective Read

Any additional comments?

No spoilers in this review :)

The narrator did a marvelous job! Her accent and emotions are wonderful to listen to. She had fairly distinguishable male and female character voices where you could identify who was speaking before the author has written who was speaking.The description and colorful language was great. I could picture everything in my mind as the narrator went through it. The story was typical, I was annoyed with some of the physical and emotional manipulations and confusion that the hero and heroine put themselves into. I kept saying, "Well, what outcome did you EXPECT would happen if you ____?" I was also interested in waiting to see if they would figure out how their ministrations and relationship would effect others around them.

She has loved him forever, he didn't even notice her until she blossomed (conformed to the mind set of dressing more maturely). Can she seduce him (physically) into loving her and making a marriage worthy relationship? We shall see...

Not bad

I liked most of the book. Kit is a hoot but incredibly dumb to not realize Eliza was in love with him. Did he really think she would have given herself to him unless she loved him? Ending was a bit rushed once he confronted the villain. I thought it was a bit unreal at how easily the villain gave up...never to be seen again. Not as good as the husband trap...book 1, but overall a good read.

Lovely

Would you listen to The Wedding Trap again? Why?

Yes. It was heart warming and sexy.

What did you like best about this story?

Eliza coming out of her shell.

What about Bianca Amato’s performance did you like?

I like her different voices. She is good.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

I wish I could.

Any additional comments?

I really felt sorry for Lance. I actually cried. Maybe the author could write some book with a happy ending for him. I don't think she has yet (I looked up and couldn't find anything) :(

great series

I would have loved if the narrator would have​ kept with the voices in the previous books. I only picked these books because Bianca Amota. She is awesome.

The Wedding Trap

Overall, this series was a little too sexy for my taste, but I managed to look beyond most of it for the 1st two books. This 3rd one though was completely beyond the pale. The hero seemed to have no regard for the lady’s honor & was blind to his own feelings until the very end, so I can’t excuse his behavior because he loved her. I know it’s fiction & fiction doesn’t have to conform to reality, but I would have thought Kit could have shown the lady more respect than he did. I was not impressed.

Beautiful Conclusion to the series

I loved the character of Kit from the first mention of him in The Husband Trap. I am glad he got a story. Well worth the listen.

The Wedding Trap

This book is a must read to end the series. I love the characters in this book.

Not to par with the 1st two

The hero and heroine were two of my favorite characters in the earlier books in this trilogy. I knew their story was coming and looked forward to it a lot. Unfortunately, by the end of the book I didn’t like either of them very much.
The Transformation was way under played. It should have been a slow path to discovery instead of the fast lane to perdition. It was a disappointment.