Friday, 30 September 2022

Duke most wicked by Lenora Bell

Narrated by: Beverley A. Crick


Series: Wallflowers vs. Rogues, Book 3


Length: 10 hrs and 8 mins


Release date: 09-27-22


Publisher: HarperAudio


Historical romance/to review






I remember him now from a previous book, what an ass I thought. But like all rakish Dukes this one also has to be reformed.




Viola is the music teacher to a Dukes younger sisters. She is great at het job and she loves music and composing. She is also fancies the very annoying Duke.




Brendan is a rake. I get that his childhood was rought, but gambling his sisters dowries away, and giving them all bad reps. Man up Brendan!




They both like each other, but she just works for him, and he needs an heiress. But we all know it works out in the end and they live happily ever after.




Fun romance. I do wonder if his sisters is getting a series too?




Good narration. I have listened to and enjoyed this narrator before.






Scarred by a dark secret, Brandan Delamar, Duke of Westbury, must concede his misdeeds have finally caught up with him. With five younger sisters to support, he must marry for money.




Sunny and steadfast, Viola Beaton is no heiress. As music instructor to the duke’s sisters, she’s developed a genuine affection for the bright young ladies. Unfortunately, she’s also developed a forbidden passion for her wildly attractive employer.




It must be the way he inspires her to compose sonatas about moonlight and kisses. Or how his gaze smolders and lingers on her skin. Or because he makes her heart whisper impossible things.




When Westbury decrees that he’ll choose not only a bride, but grooms for his sisters, Viola can’t allow him to curtail their freedom. She strikes a bargain: if he allows his sisters to attend the Season, Viola will chaperone them and keep them safe from scandal.


Only…what if Viola and the duke are the ones most likely to cause a scandal?

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