Ruined & Redeemed: The Earl's Fallen Wife

Love's Second Chance Series: Tales of Damsels and Knights, Book 2

De: Bree Wolf

Narrado por: Ruth Urquhart

A heinous crime. A valiant hero. An undeniable temptation.

Lady Charlotte Frampton is dead...at least, that is what everyone believes.

Fleeing from her life-shattering past, Charlotte reinvents herself as Lotte and becomes the companion to a viscount's sister. All she is hoping for is a simple and quiet life in the country, away from the demons that still plague her. However, her safe haven is threatened when a visitor arrives one day.

Sebastian Campbell, son to the earl of Weston, failed in the most miserable way...and his sister had to pay the price. At his wits' end, he seeks advice from an old friend, and as though fate chose to intervene at last, his path crosses that of a young woman with soulfully deep eyes. The pain and regret he sees in them echo within his own heart, and Sebastian knows without a doubt that he has found his other half.

Can Sebastian convince Charlotte that it is never too late for forgiveness and love?

©2017 Sabrina Wolf (P)2020 Tantor

Great Narration of Various Characters

I enjoyed the narrator's smooth efforts in differentiating her voices to accommodate the many different characters in the story. I gave the story 3 stars out of 5 because the plot began very strongly. However,towards the middle and maybe two chapters before the end of the story, the plot became confusing. I had to rewind many times to try understand the twists, turns, keeping up with new characters and dead characters, and their involvement in the plot.

Ruined & Redeemed: The Earl's Fallen Wife

Wonderful book/audiobook as it ties together so much from the previous books! Self worth, Betrayal, Trust, and Forgiveness come to the forefront of many relationships. 5 Star book and 5 Star narration used for the audiobook. Ruth Urquhart is phenomenal as always, and works well with the gifted writing of Beer Wolf! 😊

Nice HR

I've come to love the writing style of Bree Wolf and thought this story was a very nice read/listen. I chose to listen via audiobook and it was worth the listen. The narration was performed very well and I thought the H/h were very likeable although they did have some faults and demons. Ruth Urquhart did a good job of narration.

Not a happy story

If you are like me and read sweet romance stories to ease your mind from the troubles of the day, this one is not for you. I do enjoy so many others of this author's works, but this story is full of human tragedy, the worst deprivatees, darkness, depression, and all manner of soul wrenching experiences that are relieved again and again and again in the story. It was exhausting and