His Lady Bride

Brothers in Arms, Book 1

By: Shelley Bradley, Shayla Black

Narrated by: Tim Campbell

He was a legend on the battlefield, but Aric Neville, known throughout England as the White Lion, had had his fill of intrigue and bloodshed. So he threw down his sword and walked away, to live a solitary life, cultivating a reputation as a sorcerer. But his prized tranquility was shattered when the villagers brought him a bride. Gwenyth de Auburd was a raven-haired beauty too impudent to ignore and too tempting to resist. When the war raging around them sucked Aric into his past again, he also fought a losing battle against his undeniable desire for the luscious, willful maiden...only to learn that he had come to cherish her as his wife.

Contains mature themes.

©2000 Shelley Bradley LLC (P)2017 Tantor

Really good!!

Great writing, excellent narration!!

A story that is full of love, longing and history! A great beginning story of the trilogy.

A good story

The story and writing were pretty good. I was actually surprised because this is a new author for me. However, Tim Campbell can make a calculus textbook sound amazing and sexy. 😊

Narrator and story was amazing and fun!

I enjoyed how the author intertwined history into her novel. Her writing and the characters are so relatable and unique. The story flows well and is descriptive as if you are watching a movie play out in your mind.

I have to say the performance by the voice actor made the story even more enjoyable. When I search out the narrator, to see what other stories he has done.

Engaging and enjoyable

It was fantastic how the author intertwined history with romance. Very enjoyable and engaging story. Timothy Campbell is brilliant as always!

More Please!!

I had no idea that Shayla Black wrote historical romance until I stumbled across this audiobook - I loved it! My only regret is that the rest of this series is not yet on Audible so I am (im)patiently waiting for the continuation :)

This book is set near the end of the War of the Roses and Aric Neville, famed Yorkist warrior and cousin to Queen Anne, has become disillusioned with the constant fighting, politics and bloodshed. Gwenyth is a saucy, beautiful, spoiled and stubborn yet hilarious character who is both irritating and loveable. As I came to understand her character (and her lamentable circumstances brought on by her cruel family) I was charmed by her creative insults, her refusal to be silenced, and her compassionate nature.

Shelley Bradley (a.k.a. Shayla Black) weaves a Phillipa-Gregory-meets-Sylvia-Day tale with skill, humor and sensuality. Tim Campbell is talented as ever in his narration of His Lady Bride. There is some explicit sex in the book but by no means does it take over the story-line. A well-written, sexy, medieval tale of love, politics, war, family, and duty. Keep them coming!!