Second Chance Regency Romance Boxset

A Clean Regency Romance Collection

De: Rose Pearson

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Join Lady Charlotte and her family and friends as they each find a second chance for a life full of love!

Loving the Scarred Soldier
Lady Charlotte Tate returns to her childhood home after the death of her husband. When nursing her former governess, she is drawn into her secrets and the truth no one dares to tell her.
James Watts is cloistered in his family home to hide the facial scars from the war. When Charlotte returns home, he longs for more.
Can this pair find love?

Second Chance for Love
Mary Durand was treated like a servant growing up but her father’s success propelled her into high society. William, Earl of Cott, never forgot Mary from years before when he nursed her back to health. Can their love overcome the differences in birth and social status?

A Family of her Own
Sophia Lefebvre finds it too painful to watch her friend's loving family and takes a position as governess to Claveston St. John’s sister. Sophia finds him rude and focused on the trappings of wealth but she now understands the difficulties he and his sister faced. Is there any hope for these opposites attracting or are their differences too great?

A Spinster No More
Ann Knorr, a companion to Lady Spencer, is a model of grace and is successful at matchmaking during Lady Spencer’s London Season. But she wonders what will become of her…will she ever find love and marry? Or will she always be a companion?

Grab your copy for many hours of entertaining Regency storytelling!

Bad virtual voice

Story was good, but the audio was flat and had no inflection when necessary I will never purchase a virtual voice audio EVER AGAIN!!

Nice, clean stories.

Did not care for the AI ... it had no emotion, nor change between male and female voices.

For the love of all that’s good, please teach the narrator how to pronounce words…

The story is so-so, the writing and dialogue pretty blah but it doesn’t help that the narrators inflections and word pronunciation is absolutely second rate. I feel like I’m listening to a 2nd grader read with how bad she reads…the lack of an interesting storyline would go much smoother with someone who actually knows how to read.

I think I’m done with audible. Not a judgement on the book or author.

Virtual voice narration was a huge disappointment. Beyond the expected mispronunciations I never would have guessed that the distracting Cockney accent I heard was supposed to be a French accent.

Clean romance

I loved the suspense and clean romance. The way one book leads into the next kept me intrigued.

Excellent if you're trying to nod off

I finally broke down and tried to listen to an audible book using virtual voice. I have never read this author's work before so I don't know if she's any good, but virtual voice literally killed this book. It made the writing substandard and boring. I really wanted to like it, but I just couldn't listen any longer. I felt I was wasting my time and my mind would wander due to the lack of inflection, or any nuances in voice differentiating one character from the next. I'm sad because a lot of the free historical fiction is virtual voice.