Excellent

This is a great book as are all of your books. The only thing I miss is a good epilogue to finish off the story and make sure that she had no trouble having the baby, etc. Things like that would make me happy and feel as if the story had really come to an end. Thank you for letting someone that knows nothing of writing to spout off about it without taking offense.
Warm Regards, BJ Sherwin NP-C

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funny loved it

always enjoyable story both audio and read. Heroine funny with her innocence. strong character. strong hero to match her love for others.

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HUMOROUS WITH AREAS OF ANXIETY

First off Lynsay Sands has done it again it doesn't matter if it's The absolutely brilliant Argeneau Series or the Historical genre.

(There are areas where it's so comical you could just imagine how the scenario is interacted 😂 )

This is about Amaury de Aneford (the ba***rd son of a Lord) better yet the most sort after soldier all around England. And the virgin widow Lady Emmaline Eberhart, who had gone to King Richard to demand her husband of 2 years to do his bed sharing & what goes on. Well here is the first area you could be gobsmacked if you're thinking in today's scenario & not that of the way it was back in the Medieval era & on top of that having grown up without a mother figure to talk to her how the marital bed goes 😉
AND this is the start of their humorous life together but with having to watch their backs as they KEEP having episodes of Where they're getting jumped by a varied load of unscrupulous people.
I have a couple of negatives which is so rare of me to write for Lynsay's work, which I won't take it off my scoring, Some of the vocabulary is wrong for the era.
And the other was I'm sorry to say I found the way narrator Chloe Lynn said AMAURY it sounded at times like ANN-MARIE
But NO Matter What The Story is a Great One

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Characters were okay

I felt like the main characters were too predictable and cardboard. For example, at first the woman main character was naive and talkative - willing to share her personal life with the King of England. Later in the book she was more clever, and stupidly stubborn. She repeatedly did things that she knew weren't intelligent to do; especially when her life was in danger! Her husband was a caveman! Stubborn and stupid too. I often laugh when I read Lynsay Sands' books, as she can be humorous, but I laughed less in this book because the characters were so stupid!

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NoGo! If you are a serious reader

I’m a serious reader and don’t like short cuts and low level story telling. This story is over done and not believable; annoyingly so. The performance is also really hard to get through. I’m sorry to say this, I usually don’t leave reviews but this book is too expensive not to warn readers.

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Amazing Books

Sands is one of my favorite authors. I can't wait to start the next segment.

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cute love story

This was such a cute love story. There was adventure, humor and romance. Lady Emma was so funny, I love how sweat and naive she is.

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Beautifully written masterpiece

Love her voice, really brings the story alive. I lived every moment as she did! Whew

I wanted to like it.

I usually really enjoy this author, but this book was a little hard to get through. I am not sure if it was the fact that this is her first novel, but the plot was a little scattered. The narrator did not change her tone or pace when switching character, which made parts of the story hard to follow.

Funny medieval romp

My only real concern is that I really would like a male actor voicing the male parts. Otherwise it was very funny especially those scenes with the King and the wedding!