The Duke Is But a Dream

De: Anna Bennett

Narrado por: Beverley A. Crick

She’s a secret sensation.

Miss Lily Hartley is the anonymous mastermind behind the ton’s latest obsession: The Debutante’s Revenge, a tell-all advice column for young ladies. To keep her identity hidden, Lily delivers her columns disguised as a boy - which is well and good, until she lands in the middle of tavern brawl. As luck would have it, a devastatingly handsome duke sweeps in to rescue her.

He has no idea who she is.

Eric Nash, Duke of Stonebridge, discovers there’s a beautiful woman hiding beneath a lad’s cap, and, before long, he’s falling for the delightfully clever stranger recuperating in his house. He vows to help her find her home, even though he’s reluctant to part with her. There’s only one problem....

Neither does she.

Lily has no idea who she is. She could be a duchess or maid. Betrothed or married. There’s only one thing she does know - that her attraction to Nash is more than skin-deep, and it grows stronger every day. While Lily and Nash search to find her true identity, they just might lose their hearts to each other....

©2019 Anna Bennett (P)2019 Recorded Books

boring. silly. ridiculous plot

who ever wrote this needs help from an experienced agent. the story is not engaging or amusing.

Good story

This was a charming story but I disliked the frequent use of very strong cursing language. it seemed to interrupt from the flow of the book and charm of the setting.

Too much sex!

I did not like the fact that the duke did not treat Lily as he wanted his sister to be treated. Lily was also someone's loved one just as his sister was.

What is up with the reviews for this book??

First of all the description for this book at the time I bought and listened to it (8/16/19) was seriously wrong. It could have been written pre rewrite, or just pre writting. it made listening confusing!

So, Lily aka Caroline, is not dressed as a chimney sweep but as a messenger boy. She is not hit by horse and carriage, but hurt in a pub brawl. She does not have incriminating evidence on her, she had just delivered her column. She DOES lose her memory, (for the majority of the book!) and whoever's responsible for the misleading description really did both author and reader/listener a disservice! Perhaps THAT is why the reviews were off.

Once I realized I didnt know anything when I bought the book.... I really enjoyed it. it's a regency era romp that delivers exactly like it should. it's not full of historical significance, it's not politically driven. it's the mostly lighthearted stuff it's meant to be.

The narration is very good. I am amazed even at how well characters in the previous book were instantly identified when they appeared in this book. Such a wide range of identifiable voices amazes me.

Credit well spent in my opinion.... now, how long do I need to wait for book 3?

Disappointing

I was really looking forward to the 2nd book in this series but it was such a let down. The story line is rushed and ridiculous 🙄 I ended up skipping ahead a lot.

Please dont write Stupid women with no control

Really this author is a good writer and I liked the idea of this story and I like Regency Romances, but please don't have the main character give away everything the first time a handsome man gives her a litle thrill with a touch of his hand. I like smart women with self restraint and at least a little awareness. I liked the first book in the series, even though it had some of the same problems. I keep thinking, Of course guys will take what is easily offered. But in the Real world of that time, the girl is pregnant, ruined, and her life and that of her child are not pleasant ones. So I just couldn't finish this book where I know the gentleman will do the right thing and a fairytail life will follow. Sorry