Tuesday Nights: Evening Delight!

Would you listen to Tuesday Nights again? Why?

Yes I would! Mainly because it was so much fun to listen to.

What did you like best about this story?

I loved the way everything was wrapped up so neatly and everyone's ending was very happy.

Have you listened to any of Scott Richard Ehredt’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

No I haven't, but I thoroughly enjoyed listening to him. His character's voices and accents were spot on! (To me anyway lol) I would most definitely enjoy listening to him again.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

It made me laugh at times, and there were many, many smiles.

Any additional comments?

This was a very sweet, at times hot, story. I am very happy to have had the pleasure to listen to it.

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Good story, Interesting reader

Where does Tuesday Nights rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

It took me a little bit to get used to the narrator, but once I did, I enjoyed the story.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Tuesday Nights?

The whole story of her sister and the brothel was interesting.

Which scene was your favorite?

While he promised to marry by before his birthday and how he 'ruined' Olivia to complete this.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

When Michael finally let Olivia know how much he loved her and she him.

Any additional comments?

This audio book was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review courtesy of AudiobookBlast dot com.

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Dimwitted "Hero"

I finished this way too long book despite the fact that the hero is relentlessly, aggressively stupid. He boxes for exercise, so maybe he received too many blows to head. He is not likeable. There are so many episodes of his idiocy that recounting them would be mind-numbing. A main plot point is that he MUST compromise or "ruin" the heroine in order to marry her quickly (for no apparent reason since her family approves and she loves him), shows you poorly written the character is.

The secondary male character (hero's best friend) is also a dolt.

And there is callous treatment of a rape. As usual, I am surprised and dismayed how some female writers treat sexual violence. So odd.

Any hoo.... since this an unimaginative typical romance, the heroine loves the idiot and they end up happily ever after. I would've hoped the she could do better.

So many eye rolls...

SPOILERS: I rolled my eyes so much I got a headache! How many times did Michael decide to marry Olivia since the first time he met her, yet then seemed to forget that? How could he have forgotten his birthday? Why did he NEVER let Olivia know he even thought of her? Even after compromising her (with her supposedly loving father's approval)? Why did he get so close and intimate with her sister instead of sending her home with her new persona? There were so many things wrong with the (way too long) story, that the poor narrator just fit in with the rest of it.

This was the most UNromantic romance I have ever read!

Disappointed 😑

I couldn’t get past the first chapter.. the narrator is horrible and the staccato pace of his reading is distracting. Read the book but don’t buy the audible of it.. wasted my money and won’t finish it.. a shame

Two Sisters and a Hero

Tuesday Nights has two stories involved. The primarily story is Michael Cunningham and Olivia Waterford and the second story is Edward and Anna's story. Both story intertwined with each other that at one point, the question is which story is the author focusing on.

Michael has decided to make his fortune being a second son of a viscount. What he didn't expect was to rescue Olivia from a rake who was trying to steal a kiss from her and learning that she is the daughter of his business partner.

Since the day that Michael has rescued her, Olivia has hero-worshiped Michael. What she didn't know is that her father has warned Michael not to court her for few more years or until her oldest sister, Eloise is married first.

Everything became more scrambled when Michael rescued and became Eloise's protector and then realized that he needed to marry Olivia by his 28th birthday in order to keep his promise to his Mother. The only way for Michael to remedy his situation with Eloise is to matchmake her with someone decent and respectable. Olivia believed that Michael is in love with Eloise and Michael believed Olivia hates him for ruining her. Just when Michael and Eloise finally became comfortable with their feeling for each other, his best friend, Edward goes and cause more problems between them with the best of intention. It is to a point where Michael and Olivia might not reconciled their feeling to each other.

The story is OK because there is just too much going on that the readers/listeners might not like focusing on two major storylines and a minor storyline in the book. If the story was focused on just Michael and Olivia, it might be a bit more enjoyable.

The best point of the story was when Michael revealed what Tuesday nights meant to him to Olivia.

The narrator, Scott Richard Ehredt does a good job. His voice is a bit masculine and husky for the female characters.

I was given this audiobook by the author via Audiobook Blast in exchange for an honest review. I was not compensated or influenced in any way for writing this review.

Dragging-SLOW Narrator 15 Hours! Couldn't Finish

Olivia is saved by Michael as she is having a disagreement with another man. Michael swoops in and saves her from any sort of violence.

That is about all I can tell you about this book. Olivia and Michael have strong personalities that conflict and compliment one another.

This is a very long book, 15 hours!

Unfortunately the narrator was extremely slow. Even when I changed the settings to allow for a faster listen, it still was not helpful to me at all.

I love Regency romances, but in this case it was a long book with a a good narrator, but it was just too hard to listen to and the culmination of a slow story and a slow performer just about did me in.

I don't know how it could be improved for me. Perhaps shortening it or a different narrator. But there's so much going on in the one book that it made it hard for me to pay attention to. , I just couldn't listen.

Lovely muddled male lead

I thoroughly enjoyed the hamhandedness of the main male character although like most romances of this nature, some actions seem a touch contrived to drive the plot. I liked that love crosses class lines and that older couples have their romantic relationships. I very much enjoy this author and will read many more of her books. The voice of the reader had some excellent sultry huskiness for the Edward character ( I believe) but used a less subtle voice for others. I became used to his delivery but wished he had used the nicer parts of his voice more often. That said I would definitely recommend this book and author to romance readers.

Good Story line. Bad Narrator.

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

No I would not recommend this to a friend unless narrators do not bother them.

Who was your favorite character and why?

El was my favorite character because she is the typical spoiled older sister.

How did the narrator detract from the book?

I did not think the narrator got into the characters and portrayed them as they should.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

When Michael promises his mother he will get married by his birthday, mother power in this case.

Any additional comments?

This audiobook was provided by the author/narrator/publisher free of charge in exchange for an unbiased review.

Absent Minded Noble

Where does Tuesday Nights rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

Reading Regency books is something I hardly ever do but listening to them has become a new favorite of mine. I prefer a different era so I can't say it would be in my top 10 but very close.

What did you like best about this story?

The story line and how Michael was so clueless, made for a very cute story. Who forgets how old one is? His heart was always in the best place and sometimes misunderstood. I always love when the clueless man realizes his true feelings.

Which character – as performed by Scott Richard Ehredt – was your favorite?

Michael, of course. I love how he is so funny without trying to be. The narrator's voice really captured the nobility attitude and voice. I could actually see the characters in my mind, just like a movie.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Absent Minded Noble

Any additional comments?

I can't wait to read more of Linda's books.