The Rake

Lessons in Love

De: Suzanne Enoch

Narrado por: Tavia Gilbert

A Regency romp about a young lady who vows revenge on the rakish lord who loved and left her, only to find herself unexpectedly caught in Cupid's net along with the handsome viscount when her plan to love and leave him backfires.

Take more Lessons in Love.©2002 Suzanne Enoch (P)2011 HarperCollins Publishers

Not memorable

Character’s motivations for choices were insubstantial. We were provided with a general description of main characters past relationship and the event/conflict that caused their on going animosity which without resolution turned into lust. The story was too long for essentially a “ I hate you, I need your money, I desire you, I don’t trust you, let’s marry” story line.
The narrator was very good. I typically enjoy the author’s storytelling and writing style, this book was just a miss for me.

Fantastic Story and Narration. Loved it!!

What a great book. Fantastic characters, dialogue, and story. I listened/read this book in one sitting. I enjoyed every single second of it. The narration made a great story even better. Strong funny, witty characters, wonderful dialogue, hot and steamy sex. I really like this author she is a wonderful writer. If you are a Historical Romance fan you will love this book!

I absolutely love Tavia Gilbert she is my all time favorite narrator. 10 stars for the narration.

Credit worthy? 100% YES

Very good!

Suzanne Enoch writes a good story and creatures believable characters. This is a very good book and the series is the best. The narrator is fabulous and brings the characters to life! ENJOY!

Why an American?? 1

She was a good Narrator except for the switching back and forth with the accent was distracting. The story is great tho

Self-absorption with a soup??on of spoiled

This is coming up as one of those with an absolutely self-absorbed spoiled brat of a girl and a gentleman who is trying to do right by his dependent family. Has nothing good to portray about females and the 'lesson in love' for this one is probably 'live in separate housing'. Granted, I did not finish it so if there is a saving grace trope planted near the finish, I just could not stick it out long enough to find it.