Undisciplined

Bridal Discipline, Book 2

De: Golden Angel

Narrado por: Rebecca McKernan

Duración: 2 h y 58 m

Resumen del Editor

Gabrielle Astley is quite used to being an afterthought, a burden, a nuisance. As the only child - and a useless female one at that - to a Baron, she was both spoiled materially and neglected emotionally. After her father's death, his third wife and her stepmother is remarried, to the stern and cold Marquess of Dunbury. Since the new Baron wants nothing to do with Gabrielle, the Marquess is her new guardian and Gabrielle finds herself in London, receiving her debut. Despite this turn of events, she can't quite shake her spite of her stepmother, and her attitude lands her into hot water and her first spanking at the hand of her guardian.

The Marquess seems eager to marry her off, and Gabrielle has no objection to that goal. London has everything she ever wanted - glamor, excitement, and, for some reason, quite a few people actually seem to like and take an interest in her. When the Marquess' best friend, the rakish Felix Hood becomes one of those people, Gabrielle finds herself hoping for more than just a standard ton marriage...until she begins to realize that he's not interested in her for herself, and his interest may actually be in someone close to her.

Felix Hood had no thoughts of settling down in marriage - as the youngest of three brothers, he should be the last to wed. However, when he meets his best friend Philip's new ward and is tasked with the duty of helping guard her against any unsavory suitors (as well as guarding Philip's new wife from Miss Astley's waspish tongue), he can't help but be entranced by her. She's not the usual milk and water miss that is served up to the gentlemen of the tongue; she's prickly, funny, and has a touch of sadness in her eyes that he longs to discover the cause of so that he may vanquish it. But he's not convinced he's ready for marriage, and his hesitation over formally courting her leads Miss Astley to turn to her other suitors, making him wonder if she's really worth the chase.

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Keep my Interest. I like more details with punishm

Would like more details wa il with story. kinda blast. I love this Author tho.

Short reiteration of book 1

while I enjoyed the storyline from Gabriellas viewpoint it was almost word for word the same information as book 1. I think it would have made the first book that much better. The narrator I found did a much better job keeping me in the story.

Gabrielle's Perspective

This book was pretty much book 1 in the series but written in Gabrielle's point of view. I didn't like Gabrielle in book 1 but after hearing the story from her perspective, this book made her much more likable, and I'm looking forward to listening to Gabrielle and Felix's story in the next book. Rebecca McKernan did a great job narrating this story. This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review.

Good story to go in the series!

Short read that helps make the other books flow! This made me want to listen to the rest of the series!

Great bridge

Golden Angel does a great job in Undisciplined of recapping Gabrielle's journey through book 1 Phiip's Rules. I would highly recommend this book if you didn't read book 1 or is has been a while I listened to it the same day I did Philip's Rules. For that reason I found it repetitive. It is however well written and engaging. I wasn't bored and listened to the entire book. I am stoked to experience Gabrielle's story however it plays out. Bring it on Golden Angel. Rebecca McKernan was a great narrator for this novel.

Gabriella's perspective

This gives the point of view of Gabriella from Philips rules.
It's shortish. About 3 hours long. The narrative is pretty good. But not quite up to S. Kittens standard from the first series.
I do believe I'll enjoy listening to it many times in the years to come.
This audio book was given to me for free at my request from the publisher or author or narrator and I provided this unbiased voluntary review.

Great performance

Enjoyable book for the classic fan. I feel like this is just the beginning of this couples story. I hope to see how the characters grow in their endeavour’s. Great performance from Rebecca.
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Undisciplined by Golden Angel

This book was full of emotions and was very interesting. I can't wait to read or hear Gabrielle's story with Felix. Since this was somewhat like a prequel to a full story about Gabrielle's Discipline I can forgive how it made me felt about the ending of the story. It honestly made me want to not stop listening until I finish Gabrielle's story to write a review.

The narration by Rebecca McKernan was also superb.


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I would say it's more of Book 1.5

Would you listen to Undisciplined again? Why?

Not sure. I think I would jump straight from book 1 to the official book 2

What was your reaction to the ending? (No spoilers please!)

It is fun to see how things happened in book 1 through Gabrielle's eyes

Which character – as performed by Rebecca McKernan – was your favorite?

Gabrielle, she is the main character

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

Gabrielle giving the dolls to the little girls. She's so awful in the book most of the time, it was nice to see her being sweet

Any additional comments?

Gabrielle was so difficult in Book 1, it is good to see how she views the circumstances before jumping into Book 2

Totally awesome

What did you love best about Undisciplined?

The story of Undisciplined is a really good one and I could tell that Golden Angel put a lot of work into coming up with great characters and a good plot.

Who was your favorite character and why?

My favorite was Gabriella. She may have been spoiled, but she was just so real. I felt so much for her.

What does Rebecca McKernan bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

The narrator really has a way of bringing the characters to life and was totally awesome.

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

I did cry some because there were some sad parts and Gabriella's feelings are just so intense.