The Wife Trap

A Novel

De: Tracy Anne Warren

Narrado por: Bianca Amato

Duración: 12 h y 30 m

Resumen del Editor

New York Times best-selling author Tracy Anne Warren is among the world’s most popular Regency romance novelists. She sweeps listeners to the Irish countryside for this saucy tale of deception. When Lady Jeannette Brantford is banished from her family’s estate in England, she encounters the dashing Darragh O’Brien. Too bad the common architect is well below her station.

©2006 Tracy Anne Warren (P)2010 Recorded Books, LLC

I loved reading it

Would you listen to The Wife Trap again? Why?

I rarely re-read books. There are too many books out there, I read and listen to books. I have no time to re- read

What did you like best about this story?

I loved that Jeanette learned and recognized who she was and what she wanted. Well done to the author who had to make us like like her after book 1

What about Bianca Amato’s performance did you like?

I did, I think she did a great job

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

I did laugh at her first dinner attempt

Good story

Lady Jeannette is really annoying but in the end you grow to like her..maybe...a little bit...but i love Darragh...but its a good idea to listen to this one before listening to book 3

Just plain fun

Would you try another book from Tracy Anne Warren and/or Bianca Amato?

yes, and I did!

If you’ve listened to books by Tracy Anne Warren before, how does this one compare?

this was one

Would you listen to another book narrated by Bianca Amato?

yes, and I did the sequels

If this book were a movie would you go see it?

probably not, but it was fun listening to the book

Any additional comments?

no

Very good story

So glad I did not judge this book by the reviews. I enjoyed the second book as much as the first one. Now on to the third installment.

funny and exciting

Would you consider the audio edition of The Wife Trap to be better than the print version?

I can't compare I have never seen the printed copy

Who was your favorite character and why?

Dare

Which character – as performed by Bianca Amato – was your favorite?

Dare

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

I laughed about the cottage and the cooking

Any additional comments?

I liked the fact dare did not tell Janet who he was it served her right

Great Follow up to first book

I enjoyed this second book as much as the first. Warren makes you feel for the “ spoiled” sister in a way you didn’t in the first. Please do give it a listen.

Ladies, Prepare to fall in love with and Earl!

Warning: You will not be able to put this book down. I found myself listening to it much too late into the night. I know some of the other reviewers were disappointed by this book, but I can honestly say I wasn't. If you started with book 1, you're going to be surprised to see that Lady Jeannette does, in fact, have a heart. I thought the author did a good job of explaining her behavior in the previous novel. But, the person you're really rooting for in this book is Darragh O’Brien. He has just the right mix of bad boy attitude and good guy behavior. I also like that this book doesn't end with the oft-employed "they got married and lived happily ever after" ending. Instead, she chose to show some of the problems they had after the marriage.

Like any good historical romance novel, Tracy Ann Warren's writing style brought you back in time without beating you over the head with mundane, useless descriptions of attire and buildings. Instead, she gives you just enough to be able to envision the world she describes. And Bianca Amato continues to do an excellent job as narrator.

Ended up liking Jeanette in the end, surprisingly

I really enjoyed the first book and had been looking forward to this one despite me dislike for Jeanette’s character. However, in the verrrrrry end I ended up changing my mind about her. Stick it out!

Such a Troubling Couple!!

I could not stop listening because they were both so irritating yet amusing.
Funny and annoying with plenty of surprises!

5 star story, 5 star narration, = Must read.

The narration of this story elevates the book to the top. voices. a cents all seem natural and fluid
no pauses, slowing voice for different characters. it as if you were hearing each character's voice also getting a perk of their character. a warm, inviting story weaving humor into a beautiful and funny love story. his it hot? Yes. Is it funny yes? fo you want to see a very highly bred 'lady's who thinks she is elevated above all common people learn to cook, sew, and live in a small rural cottage in Ireland. it's a long way from London's ballrooms and the town. a must read for everyone. I find myself smiling just remembering the humor in this book.