The Duke Steals a Bride

A Historical Regency Romance Novel

By: Harriet Caves

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

“I want many things from you, wife. Many… unspeakable, unholy things. Things that will make you forget your name.”

Duke Edwin needs a mother for his wild twin daughters—fast. So when his bride vanishes on their wedding day, he demands her sister instead.

Forever in her sister’s shadow, Lady Christine has always been second best. And now, she’s bound to a man who swore never to love again.

Her husband makes it clear: their marriage is in name only. Yet Edwin’s touch sets her skin on fire. And when he finally claims her lips, Christine's lost—for she burns for the man who was never meant to be hers…

*If you like a realistic yet steamy depiction of the Regency and Victorian era, then The Duke Steals a Bride is the novel for you.

This is a historical Regency romance novel of 80,000 words (around 400 pages), written by Harriet Caves and published by Cobalt Fairy.

No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a strong happily ever after.

Get "The Duke Steals a Bride" today to discover Harriet's splendid new story!

Not a fan of AI narrator

Great story, well written. I enjoyed it very much. Awful narrative, definitely not a fan!

Nahhh.

So I would have said half way thru that this was ok. Long but steady progress. I think if it would have been about 4 chapters shorter it would have been better. It started dragging toward the end. Also it has both a MF story and a FF story plot just a heads up for those who do not enjoy that genre.

Any bride would do?

The story is okay. Some major surprises at the beginning ... for the characters and for the plot. It ends in a similar note ... "surprise"! I'm not a huge fan of virtual voice; there should be more than can be done with it. All in all, it's an ok listen.

AI narration is truest awful.

The narration ruined the story. The characters are easily misconstrued due to the incorrect inflection applied to the conversations. The story is injured by this.

I enjoyed the story immensely. I didn't put it down

enjoyed the story immensely. I sure would love tuo read a continuing sequel to see how Edwin, Christine and the children continue they're life