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The Duke's Inconvenient Bride

Unconventional Brides, Book 1

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The Duke's Inconvenient Bride

Written by: Jayne Rivers
Narrated by: Rachael Beresford
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A jilted duke. A shy wallflower. A marriage of convenience that neither of them wants.

When Lady Emma Carlisle's twin sister jilts the wealthy and influential Duke of Ashford, their distraught parents pressure shy Lady Emma to marry the duke in her sister's place, dashing her hopes of a love match.

Lady Emma is determined to make the best of the situation, but her new husband is cold and aloof and wants nothing to do with her. In his quieter moments, she catches glimpses of a thoughtful and intelligent man she'd like to know better. If only he weren't determined to keep her at a distance.

Lady Emma is willing to offer the duke her heart, but she knows there's every chance he'll break it. After all, why would the most handsome man in the ton fall for his second-best bride?

If you love the glamor of Bridgerton or the drama of Downton Abbey, then The Duke's Inconvenient Bride is your next must-listen steamy Regency romance!

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The rather comical accents and the bubbly tone of the (excellent) narrator saved this audiobook from being a complete disaster. I only began listening because it was free to listen to the first book in the series. And the only reason I stuck to the whole thing was the narrator who breathed some life into this dead fish of a story. It's in absolute shambles from beginning to end, with no logical reasoning operating in the plot at all. At the end when we learn the professed reasons for their differences it leaves you wondering WHEN these were ever articulated when the leads first got together.

The narrator saved the day

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