Her Duke to Seduce

Wayward Dukes' Alliance, Book 20

By: Dawn Brower

Narrated by: C C Kline

Lady Felicity Hathaway doesn’t want a season, and convinced her father that she doesn’t need one. It took little persuasion, as he didn’t seem inclined to force her debut. At least until her aunt decides her reprieve is at an end and arranges her launch, warranting no discussion on the matter. She’s to find a husband whether or not she likes it. Which she most certainly does not… Well, if her aunt wants her to find a husband, she’s in for a shock. Because seduction and ruination seem like a much better notion in her estimation…

Aiden Weston, the Marquess of Redding, doesn’t want a wife. He’d much rather be the rogue everyone expects him to be. But he attends a ball at his father’s behest and discovers a vision he cannot forget. Her loveliness enraptures him, but it is her passion that ensnares him. They have one night filled with everything wicked, and then she disappears.

Felicity leads Aiden on a merry chase. One that leads them on adventure, temptation, and romance neither thought they wanted.

©2025 Dawn Brower (P)2025 Dawn Brower

Delightful!

Her Duke To Seduce is a delightful story set in the Wayward Duke's Alliance world is a story of a man Lady and a Marquess who have no intention of marrying. Lady Felicity desires her freedom and wants nothing to do with her debut. Her aunt convinces her father that it is essential for their society and with no other choice, she'll beat them at their own game by finding a willing partner to "ruin" her. Aiden Weston, Marquess of Redding doesn't want a wife at all. He is happy in the role as the rogue and when he meets a beautiful lady in the garden, his interest is piqued and he's sure he's met her before. Felicity is immediately attracted to him, as he is to her, yet she still decides to run. But Aiden is determined to find her and make her his wife. This is such a fun read and it's rather humorous how Felicity and Aiden are mutual seductors.
Dawn Brower's Regency...... are always delightful and very well-written. C C Kline is a tremendous voice actress. Her dynamic delivery with the proper pace and intonation brings the characters to life with a unique attitude and personality.

Romantic

Her Duke to Seduce by Dawn Brower is an amazing regency historical romance. C.C. Kline did an incredible job with the narration. The story is entertaining, interesting, engaging, enjoyable, funny, romantic, well written, and more. Her Duke to Seduce is book 20 Wayward Dukes’ Alliance series. I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review. highly recommended

war of wills

This was a charmingly delightful listen. Felicity is a strong willed feisty woman who knows what she wants,and she's not afraid to go after it. Felicity has met her match in Adrian. Who's will wins out? I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrator did a great job bringing it to life

A Charming Regency Match

Her Duke to Seduce is a delightful Regency novella wherein Lady Felicity and Aiden, Marquess of Redding, are both being pressed into marriage. Their story unfolds with a wit and warmth that make this a well-written and quick listen. CC Kline's narration brings the characters to life with her skill, adding polish to this already engaging tale.

Huge thanks to CC Kline for the audio review copy!

Robot Narration

I suspected this was an AI attempt. Please never do this. But then there were microphone pauses. It is pathetically poor in quality. If this was a real person, she should never be utilized again for a work of fiction...maybe for an instructural manual? Mispronounced words: apoplectic as apoletic, mulish as mullish, chit as shit (yes. I shit you not). it was appallingly amateur.

As for the story itself, I spent $4.95 on it so as not to waste a credit. For the 2 hrs of story, it jumped around & didn't flow well. the first two chapters seemed slow. but ok to set the general "scene," but female character's response to her aunt & father seemed overly extreme in its immediacy. And her response to the hero seemed out of proportion as well. Thus, the drama felt forced & confusing or out of place, uncomfortable even, for the actual plot development. I would pass on this one, though I've purchased many of this author's works. This one has potential, but needs further development & a much better real-person narrator.