The Perfect Kiss

The last book of the series. Grace is determined to prevent her friend from marrying a man who doesn't want her but who is bound by his horrid fathers will or he'll lose his inheritance. What a conundrum. She hides her identity but falls for him herself. He falls for her but can't marry her. Another sister in a fix. Another great story.

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loved it

always a good story to Listen to. can't stop until the end. never know what next twist awaits.

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Perfect story

Love love love it will definitely read this over and over again I recommend that you read for yourselves enjoy.

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An excellent series

Although I have enjoyed this series and although the plots were all very different they were let down by poor narration, this last one being the poorest I had no idea where Dacre was from, I thought Spanish but apparently not. These books deserve better narrators.

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Brilliant series

This is my new go to re- listen series. From start to finish it was brilliantly narrated. Great story and all the secondary characters were amazing. Treat yourself and get this series.

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Another wonderful storyline

A fitting finale to an excellent series of books about the indomitable virtue sisters. Not sure which is my favorite but looking forward to reading them all over again. Narrator is absolutely amazing with her accents and different voices for each character and someone I look for when selecting a new title.

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Too many Inconsistencies.

The heroine comes from a family that believed in their mother's dream. A dream that helped them survive their brutal early life.
Suddenly this dream doesn't count, she believes her evil Grandfather without asking her sisters.
The Hero's property has managed to survive generations of evil and good owners. The Question is; is it entailed or not? If it is, then it can't be sold or mortgaged. Even if the family is heavily in debt and starving. Nor can the Heir be prevented from owning the property, once the previous incumbent is dead. No complicated wills or arranged marriages can prevent it. If not entailed, how did it manage to survive the years of turmoil? Why was he looking into Entailment?
Since these two major inconsistency are the root of the story, everything else is rather pointless.
However, if you can ignore them and other minor inconsistencies, then it is worth listening to.
This story is really all about the sex and the story is woven through the sex. I find it throughly unbelievable, vicars kissing women on meeting them and so.
The supporting characters new and old help the story to have body.

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Disappointing

I really wanted to rate this higher, I really did. Because the previous 3 books in this series were excellent. Especially book 1, so I have no idea what went so drastically wrong here.

It a passable story and I wouldn’t be so annoyed, except that the other books were so, so good. I feel like I’ve been cheated out of something.

Grace was such a great character. I’ve been listening to her growing for 3 books. She deserved so much more than this. It’s a shame I paid for this on audible, because I can’t donate it on to the local charity shop.

This is the biggest weakness of audible. I’m stuck with a book I’d rather not remember purchasing.

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