Knight and Day

Gentlemen of Knights Series, Book 3

De: Elizabeth Johns

Narrado por: Alex Wyndham

Duración: 6 h y 7 m

Resumen del Editor

A Vicar...A Soiled Dove...An Unlikely Romance!

Lord Edmund Knight has dedicated his life to rescuing unfortunates and prostitutes which he refers to as his doves. One of his rescues comes with more baggage than he bargained for, and he is forced to hide her at his brother's estate in far away Devonshire.

Lady Isabella Hartmere was ruthlessly placed up for auction by her father to settle gaming debts, but is miraculously rescued by a vicar in the nick of time. As her father becomes desperate to find her, the situation becomes more dangerous by the minute.

Both are drawn into the web of an old blood feud, but will keeping Isabella safe lead to an unlikely romance?

©2020 Elizabeth Johns (P)2021 Tantor

Really enjoying this author and the narrator is one of my favorites!!!

This is the third in the series and each one so far has been excellent! Clean romance and adventure! Alwx Wyndham is one of my absolute favorite narrators! I was extremely surprised to find that some reviewers didn’t like his narration. His voice for each character is consistent, even across multiple books, and he, although having a masculine voice, provides excellent representation for the different female characters too! He is actually the reason I started listening to this author. I’m really enjoying this series and looking forward to the next one! I am also very glad that Alex Wyndham will be narrating them as well!
Enjoy!

heartwarming and refreshing....

The 3rd in the series, which I have grown to love. Clean and thoroughly enjoyable. the Narrator is splendid, too.

Good Story

I agree with other reviewers that the leading lady was not very smart & acted foolishly endangering others. The leading man was wonderful but not sure how he could be attracted to such a reckless woman. But her actions made for the adventures in the storyline, I guess. As far as the narrator, I love his voice for the male parts, one of my all-time favorites but not fond of his female voices. They all seem rushed & and snotty, and come off as rude most of the time. He’s like that in all his books, but regardless his male voice makes up for it a lot for me. Thank you for the good listen.

Great novel. Terrible narrator.

Whoever the narrator was is horrid. He ends nearly ever sentence with an upper tone as if asking a question. It drove me nuts. His intonations repeated for almost every sentence.

Excellent Story

I have loved this series! She writes such great stories and I'll listen to anything Alex Wyndham narrates. Together it's a book to listen to over and over!

I’m an outlier on the narrator

This is an okay story. It has a simple plot so is drawn out to fill pages, but it’s decent and entertaining to have on in the background. However, I’m always disappointed to see Alex as narrator on a book. I truly enjoyed him on the deeper Lucinda Brandt stories and the earlier Stella Riley books. But after a while, I began to find him fatiguing to listen to. He whispers too much, has an uptick at the end of most sentences, and has a repetitive, clipped cadence for the narrative parts. The voices of his women are dreary and sound exactly alike (mostly petulant or wimpy) in everything he reads. He does excel at men’s voices and personalities, capturing the mood of a story, and getting the scenes spot on. It reminds me of Rosalyn Landor. She hits the ball out of the park on certain books, but I dislike hearing her on too many things—all I can think about is her distinct character voices (that she rarely changes) instead of the story. So, sorry Alex fans…I know he’s talented, but I need long breaks from him, so I skipped to the end to get to the HEA on this one.

Ugh, it just got worse and worse!

Wow it just got worse and worse! Lots of description about nothing. So there are two really cool possible scenarios of danger, and intrigue going on here. One involves the well being and safety of the FMC and the other revenge against the MMC for all his goodworks against the seedy elements of London. Unfortunately, we are saddled with the weakest, most pathetic, DUMBEST FMC, so much could have been resolved so quickly had she just used a tiny bit of common sense. To prolong the readers agony , the author drags out the content by describing the most minute details of the character's surrounding environment but glosses past any real action or conspiracy plans. The elucidation goes on for so long that I forget what was going on prior to the unnecessary explanations. UGH my kingdom for a Editor!

It's a shame really because there were so many good elements such as the Vicar but it is hard to pull the good out of the muck & mire of word vomit.
The ending was so wrenchingly immoral & disgusting! Forgiveness- lol 😆 what an absolute farce. By chapter 21 I felt so much disdain I wanted to hurl my phone at the wall. I HATED THIS BOOK!

What happened?? Book 1 was so good, several characters are great but the story needs a overhaul.

PS I liked the narrator...he grows on you!

God save me from STUPID women!

Wyndham always enjoyable, Isabel a dodo of the highest order. It was a serious struggle to finish. A dim-witted damsel in distress. 6 hours & 7 minutes of my life gone and for what? Ahhhhhhh