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Ever Yours, Annabelle: A Rescued from Ruin Prequel

Rescued from Ruin Series, Book 0.5

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She's not one for half measures.

Lady Annabelle Huxley believes anything worth doing is worth doing boldly, and that includes adoring Robert Conrad. As a girl, she chased him with reckless abandon, and he always rescued her when she pushed too far...until the day rescuing her cost him everything - and lost her the boy she loved as no other.

He's not the boy she remembers.

The accident that shattered his body and his future left Robert Conrad fighting a battle only the hardest men win. After seven hellish years, even his tough soldier of a grandfather thinks he needs a wife to "civilize" him. But the season's sole temptation is Annabelle, no longer a worshipful girl, now a siren with a womanly laugh, sarcastic mouth, and curves to make an uncivilized man sweat.

Love this powerful is not so easily broken.

Her habit of chasing trouble hasn't changed. Neither has his driving need to protect her. So, when a scandalous secret draws danger too close, he'll wield his weapons ruthlessly - blackmail, betrothal, seduction - to keep her safe once more. And when his strength is all that stands between her and a perilous abyss, she's reminded why loving Robert Conrad has always been the hardest habit to break.

Contains mature themes.

©2019 Elisa Braden (P)2021 Tantor Fiction Historical Historical Fiction Regency Regency Romance Victorian Romance
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I was so looking forward to this book but I'm only on chapter 3 after a week.

The narration is awful. Characters are ok but the rest is all breathy hurts the ears.

If I could see to read the printed book I would.

Don't bother

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It's a no brainer, narrator can enhance or completely ruin the book. In this case it's the latter. Such a shame, as I can't read books due to eye condition and hence will not follow this author, in spite of well written and seemingly entertaining storyline. Narrator chose to use a completely "made-up" language, stretching the vowels and spicing up her speech with whimsical affectations. Sadly will be returning this title.

Good book ruined by horrid narration,

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