Thursday, 31 August 2017

Audio Review: The Earl claims a bride - Amelia Grey

Harrison Thornwick is the Heirs' Club's newest member. His carefree days as a reckless rogue
carousing around London are suddenly behind him after the tragic death of his brother leaves him in charge of the family estate. What's more, the Prince himself has offered to secure his marital prospects. Now Harrison has no choice but to grin and bear his noble fate-and the woman who's been chosen for him. Miss Angelina Rule is a spectacular beauty, a dream match for any man. But she is fiercely independent-and full of passion-and is all set to rebel against her royal order of marriage . . . until she meets the devilishly charming Harrison. With him by her side, Angelina devises a scheme that will teach her meddlesome relatives a lesson, once and for all. But little did she and Harrison expect to fall into a tempestuous attraction-and a powerful desire that neither of them can deny . . . 


My thoughts:
This one, well honestly it was tricky. See the Earl, Harrison gets told by the king he has to marry. Ok nothing strange there, it's the olden times after all. And he is lucky and the woman in question is pretty and he falls for her. So nothing strange there.

BUT, see Angelina is in love with someone else. Ok, no problem, I am sure Harrison can win her over. But, see the man in question loves her back. Wait, that is weird right. I thought this was a romance. Harrison is the odd man out.

So while reading I kept thinking about that. Harrison could not back away, he had to marry her. And she starts to have feelings for Harrison. Oh this triangle is getting tricky. There is one thing that saved it for me. She fell for the man when she was 16 and said she would wait for him until he gets back (India, he was a soldier) and he was like 20 years older. That was truly what saved it for me. Sheesh man, she is way too young. He was all I will wait until you are older, no man. You already lost me, and her love was obviously a crush.

Ok so that was half my review talking about that. But it was strange you know. I do not know if I ever have come across a situation like this...

About the characters. Angelina likes to rescue things and her dad gambles too much (therefore she must marry).  Harrison used to be a scoundrel but is now an Earl and he steps up. And the last person in this triangle, Maxwell, oh I never liked him. He was all my scars! He had ptsd too (not that that is bad), and he really should find someone older.

A romance you wish for but it scared will not happen.

Narrator: Barrie Kreinik
I liked her voices. But I must say just as men do women voices "strange" so do women do men. Obviously. But it still works.
The chapters just flew away. 

Audio CD, 9 h
Published August 22nd 2017 by Tantor Audio (first published August 4th 2015)
The Heirs' Club of Scoundrels Trilogy #2
Historical romance
For review

25 comments:

  1. That doesn't sound toooo triangle-y. More crush and then she falls for real. I hope lol

    For What It's Worth

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    1. The crush thing saved it cos else it would have been weird

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  2. Whew right Blodeuedd, sticky situation. Glad it all worked out.

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  3. That sounds like a good story. If I feel like reading this genre I'll keep this one in mind.

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  4. oh I do like this author, sounds a bit tricky. Love those though. Keeps me on my toes.

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  5. That whole love situation sounds like I'd get possibly angry/confused lol

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  6. Poor guy left out. She shoulda kept them both. Had a silver fox AND they young buck.

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  7. I like what she's wearing

    PTSD is tricky and there's no shame in admitting if you're not the best support system for a person going through something like PTSD.

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    1. Well Said. She wanted to help but he needs someone older

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  8. Yeah, it may be a tricky triangle, but I think the scenario was already setting up for one of the choices to be more obvious. Glad it worked out.

    ~Mogsy @ BiblioSanctum

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    1. Of course it was obvi since it was from the second guys pov but u never know

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  9. Glad the chapters flew by. You have me curious :)

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  10. I heard a lot about this author but I don't think I've tried anyof her books

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  11. Sounds good but I appreciate the heads up on the triangle issue - not sure if I've seen that in another HR.

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  12. Usually someone likes a persob but that person does not love back. Not the case here

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  13. Huh... I like your description, but it would be hard to get past that a bit.

    When I first read the title I thought it was "The Earl Claims to be a Bride" HAHAHAHA

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    1. LOL. Omg that would be the best title ever, and what a fun book. I can already see it, he befriends someone, pretends to be a bride and they fall in love

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  14. That is a strange situation! I am glad you enjoyed it in the end.

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