The Lady Most Likely...

A Novel in Three Parts

From Julia Quinn, the author of Bridgerton—along with
close friends and bestselling authors Eloisa James and Connie Brockway—comes an
enchanting tale of a country house party in which three heroines find their
happily ever after!

And You’re
Invited!

Given a house party explicitly designed to end in weddings, which
author do you think escorted which heroine to the party?

• The
  always outspoken Miss Katherine Peyton
• The
  impossibly beautiful (and painfully shy) Miss Gwendolyn Passmore
• The
  widowed Lady Georgina Sorrell (who has no plans to marry, ever)

When it comes to gentlemen, did Connie invite the horse-mad
but irresistibly handsome Earl of Briarly? Did Julia bring the dashing war hero
Captain Neill Oakes to the party? Was Eloisa escorted by the terribly eligible
new Earl of Charters?

You’ll love the puzzle and enjoy the escape when reading
this delicious novel!

Cute Story

This was a nice surprise, funny at times and romantic at others. A delight to enjoy.

Cute!

Loved it! 3 sweet short stories. Well written. Enjoyed the events and the characters. The narration is PERFECT!

Nice Romance

I read these Regency Romances after I've listened to more intense books for a light, no thinking, enjoyable read. This is not my usual genre. This one was fun and a while you figured out the romance duos at the beginning, it was interesting to see how the authors got to each end point. The narration was good and I would have to say this was a really nice book to listen too.

I love house party stories!

The premise is simple, and simply fun too. Three love stories by three great historical romance writers. It's a tiny bit complicated as each story bounces back in time to set up the story that is unfolding but it's followable. All three tales weave together to make a house party quite entertaining.

NARRATOR : Rosalyn Landor is so perfectly suited to regency Era romance that it's natural.

HEAT FACTOR: quite warm.

CREDITWORTHY? : Yes, in my opinion.

Lots of Lusty Love

It is a story about a matchmaker and a house full of lady's and gents needing to be matched up. Some humorous parts, but mostly the chase and submission of falling in love/lust . Each couple gets their own love scene with plenty of hot touching. My favorite parts of the book however were those with witty banter at the dinner table, and getting to hear inside 3 very different women's heads as they fall for the respected gentlemen we all know from the start HAS to be hers if the world were perfect and fair. Fun read.