The Other Wife

The Dunne Family Series, Book 3

De: Chasity Bowlin

Narrado por: Lillian Yves, Vincent Lee Grayson

The third installment of the Dunne Family Series, The Other Wife, is the exciting conclusion of this Regency Novella series.

Aurora Sefton, Lady Sheffield, has been a widow for almost as long as she was a wife. Of the two states, widowhood has always been much preferred. She lives independently, enjoying her freedom, her wealth, and her occasional lovers. Then she's asked for a favor from an old friend...to take the unexpected heir to a dukedom that had very nearly gone extinct and turn this rough laborer into a gentleman. But Gavin Barreton, the Duke of Westerhaven, is much more than she ever bargained for. As their relationship takes a decidedly intimate turn, she vows not to be led by her heart. But there are things in life that are beyond anyone's ability to predict or control...and love is certainly one of them.

Gavin never intended to fall in love with the woman who was attempting to transform him into the proverbial silk purse. He certainly never thought she'd fall in love with him, a rough-and-tumble brawler from the streets suddenly burdened with a title. He wants nothing more than to marry her. In truth, he has every intention of asking her...until another woman enters the picture claiming to be his wife.

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Love this series

I love how Chasity writes and I always love the cameos in her series from previous books I’ve read in the series. This story has a special twists that I most loved and really put a new perspective on this romance.

As always the narrators are so versitile with voices that I don’t know how they keep them straight!

Absolutely Awesome!

Aurora, is a fine lady, a widow too, one who is not afraid to pursue and get what she wants in life and in love.
Gavin on the other hand is avery rough diamond, but he is willing to learn how to behave in society.
Two very different characters and both of them wonderful!
I certainly enjoyed listening to their amazing story and to the versatile and most pleasing voice acting of Lillian Yves and Vincent Lee Grayson.
These two take this already fabulous story to another dimension.
I listened to a promotional copy of the audiobook version and this is my voluntary review of it.

A great short story packed with inspiration

Thisl one kept me on the edge wondering how the evil would be thwarted. I loved Aurora's strength. She didn't wait for a man to fix her problems, instead she took action. Then, she demanded a promise before any actions were taken. I loved that part especially well!!! I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrators did an excellent job bringing the characters and story to life.

Perfect, love, love, LOVE!

Gavin, newly minted Duke of Westerhaven is a bit rough around the edges, well, more than a bit! Aurora, Lady Sheffield, a widow who marches to her own drummer, has been tasked with smoothing those edges. As Gavin and Aurora begin to keep company, their attraction burns hotter than the fires of hades! Unfortunately, a youthful indiscretion from the Dukes past turns up, intent on destroying his future! The Other Wife was perfect! Brilliantly written with laugh out loud witty banter, a strong smart heroine up to hijinks aplenty, a devastatingly sexy, swoon worthy hero that knows just how to handle her, and a villain I wanted to hurt! The plot was perfect! Bold, entertaining, exciting, and different! No spoilers, once you listen you’ll know exactly what I mean. The narration that makes this gem come to life is spectacular! The flow, the back and forth between the characters within the dialogue is so smooth and so effortless that it feels REAL! It is uncanny! It pulls you right into the story and is one hundred percent in the moment and throughly enjoyable! Five stars all around. This one is perfection and I loved it!

Not for Me

The glorifying and justification of poor behavior was overwhelming and disturbing. Side note: the voice of the male narrators on audible for this story were cringy.