Seducing the Marquess

Lords and Ladies in Love, Book 1

By: Callie Hutton

Narrated by: Charlotte Anne Dore

London, 1819. Richard, Marquess of Devon, is satisfied with his ton marriage. His wife of five months, Lady Eugenia Devon, thought she was, too, until she found the book. Their marriage is one of respect and affection, with no messy entanglements such as love. Devon's upbringing impressed upon him that gentlemen slake their baser needs on a mistress, not their gently bred wives. However, once married, he was no longer comfortable bedding a woman other than Eugenia. When she stumbles onto a naughty book, she begins a campaign to change the rules. Lady Eugenia wants her very proper husband to fall in love with her. But her much changed and undeniably wicked behavior might inadvertently drive her confused husband to ponder the unthinkable - his perfect Lady has taken a lover. But the only man Eugenia wants is her husband. The book can bring sizzling desire to the marriage - or it might cause an explosion.

Contains mature themes.

©2016 Callie Hutton (P)2017 Tantor

The narrator

Loved the book. I really enjoyed the heroines attempts to gain her husband’s attention. There where quite a few points that could have been easily rectified with a conversation but of course propriety’s bs from back then got in the way.
The narrators male impersonation was horrendous. She needs to stick to dual readings only

Frustrating

The book was enjoyable but it just drug out entirely too long. I truly enjoyed the 'Ice Princess' but I wouldn't have waited so long to get my man in my bed, not if it meant getting to a great orgasm.

Poor woman

What does a woman have to do to get her own man to pay attention to her??

Worst narrater ever!

This was actually a pretty good book if you can get past the terrible narration. She was obviously reading from the book at times and put the wrong emphasis on many words. It’s hard to believe no one listened to her narration before it was for sale to us. It’s too bad cause she has a nice voice.

Good Story

Can’t say a lot without spoiling it for others except to say this was a good twist on a common plot. These two are in love but societal norms almost derail them. They discover it’s nothing a good book can’t cure.