The Luck of the Bride

The Cavensham Heiresses Series, Book 3

By: Janna MacGregor

Narrated by: Elaine Wise

Length: 12 hrs and 5 mins

Publisher's Summary

One of Book Riot's "9 Not-To-Be-Missed Romances Hitting the Shelves this Summer" 

Can a woman who’s down on her luck find love with a dashing Duke-to-be? Find out in The Luck of the Bride, the next Regency romance in the Cavensham Heiresses series from Janna MacGregor.

She's leaving nothing up to chance. Not even love…

March Lawson is an orphan who, for the past eight years, has struggled to raise her siblings on a meager allowance. Most women March's age would be picking out ball gowns for the upcoming season. But March's focus is not on finding a husband. First, she must devote her energies to just one man: the coldhearted skinflint who refuses to release her inheritance.

Michael Cavensham, the Marquess of McCalpin, is not a heartless man. When he learns that Miss Lawson has been forging his name to procure funds, he can't bring himself to have her arrested - not when the bold-faced embezzler is so enchantingly beautiful. Instead, McCalpin agrees to visit her home to assess the situation more closely. March has no choice but to accept. But how can she manage the handsome trustee who controls her purse strings - when he tugs at her heart strings as well?

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Great story

Love the characters. Loved the return of old characters. A little drawn out. I only wish Rosalind Landor was the narrator. She is the best.

My savior

A wonderful book but the Narrator was horrible. March Lawson has know heartache for the past 8 years. After the death of her parents at 16 she has been the caregiver of her siblings. There has been hard times and hunger. Those responsible for for watching over her and her family have failed them over the years. With needing food and repairs to the house she was desperate. She forged the Marquis or McCalpins signature to gain access to her dowary.
When McCalpin finds out someone forged his name he not only finds a woman desperate but possibly someone who can steal his heart.

Narrator was horrible

Maybe if this book was narrarated by another person I might have liked the story better but it was like listening to a kids book, it made really hard to relate to the characters.
Also the discrepancies with the book's time period just put me off.

Lucky Bride

This was a wonderful romance. I just loved this one and this series!! March Lawson had been taking care of her younger siblings since the death of their parents! But with no guardians helping and tried to get month from her trust by forging the signature of the Marquess Of McCalpin, Michael Cacensham! They find themselves drawn to each other. The youngest brother Bennett is just a joy. Just great.

Disappointed!!!

Loved the first 2 in series but the narration is killing me!!!

Hideous whining instead of actually speaking!!!

Do the authors actually listen to these narratives?
How can you go from Rosalyn Landor to this?

Good story but the narration is poor.

The story line is good.
Mysteries woven into the story line.
Female characters not historically accurately.

A good story

This series they have different stories instead of the same old thing same all thing and reaches into different insight did I say that right anyhow it kept you interested and there was not a whole lot of does he love me does he not love me written in it so I enjoyed it it’s one of those mellow stories not excitement and everything

DREADFUL NARRATION

Beware! Narration is so bad it is painful. Not sure I can make it all the way but I am curious on story. I may have to switch to Kindle.

Can't believe this woman actually got paid for this.
All the females sound like they are 12. The men are even worse. No way you can tell who is talking and March sounds as if she is a stuck up old lady of 80.

If anyone feels this is good narration they haven't heard Rosalyn Landor or even Tim Campbell. Sad. Ruined the story.

Loved, loved, loved.

I loved this book. Someone will probably argue it was accurate for the time period. I loved the book. It was different. Sugary sweet at times mixed in with poverty and bad luck. Ending with a HEA!

Good book but bad annoying narrator.

The book is good . But the narrator ruined it . The voice was so annoying and everyone sound like a witch talking. Sounds like an old witch screeching.. I just let it go on without listening anymore. I just wish it was Rosalyn Leandro did the narrative.

Not the best but not the worse book!!🙂

this book was a nice listen but it did go on a bit and it was quite predictable...