An Unsuitable Bride

Blackwater Brides, Book 3

By: Jane Feather

Narrated by: Jill Tanner

With more than 10 million copies of her books in print, New York Times best-selling author Jane Feather is one of the biggest names in historical romance. The third novel in the Blackwater Brides trilogy finds comely Alexandra Douglas in London, reeling from news of her father’s death - and of her disinheritance. Posing as a librarian, Alex infiltrates her former home, where love awaits in the form of her stepbrother’s friend, the Honorable Peregrine Sullivan.

©2012 Jane Feather (P)2012 Recorded Books

Great Adventure

Loved the story. The Mistress Hathaway was a really bold character. I did find myself wanting to stick it to Lady Maude though. But, thoroughly enjoyed the book. I wanted to see more in the resolution with Alex’s family. I felt like they introduced the mother but really didn’t get the purpose. But, great story.

I ENJOYED IT

Would you listen to An Unsuitable Bride again? Why?

yes, it has an interesting plot and believable characters.

What was one of the most memorable moments of An Unsuitable Bride?

meeting the in-laws

Which character – as performed by Jill Tanner – was your favorite?

alexandra

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

yes

Any additional comments?

I will read the rest of the series.

A n unsuitable bride

I enjoyed all of the series.all had strong intelligent heroes and heroines.
Justice was often not obtained with laws in enforced in this time
period .The writing is so good that I felt like I was there with the h/h.
I would never want to meet anyone like Sir Stephen's wife.She was
an awful villain.

Poor Series Ending

It’s like Game of Thrones. You have this series that is pure fire that ends without closure on several story lines. Very frustrating.

Not a lot of common sense used. Epilogue too short

The first two books were interesting. This book has too many areas where the female character didn't use common sense. This made her irritating. I had to skip through portions. Also, sex scenes in any book is a bore to me - just give two maybe three sentences of it and get on with the story. I wish the epilogue was longer to include the funeral, their other relatives' feelings, how many children they had, how the stepbrother faired without her help years later, etc.