
His Unexpected Heiress
Entangled Inheritance, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Jessica Elisa Boyd
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By:
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Sally Britton
An unexpected fortune falls into a tradeswoman’s lap, a gentleman insists it rightfully belongs to him, will falling in love make matters better or worse?
A third son to an earl, Adam Gillensford knows his only hope of an inheritance is through his great uncle. But when the Will is read, Adam learns most of the wealth has been left to a complete stranger, and a seamstress at that. If he hopes to salvage any kind of funds for himself, he has two choices: adhere to his late uncle’s wishes and assist the new heiress in finding her way, or sabotage her so the courts will find her unfit to inherit. Deciding his course would be easier if the heiress wasn’t so enchanting.
Elaine Chapple, a woman in trade, is rather used to being seen as unusual. But running her own dress shop is far different from discovering a man she barely knew left his entire estate in her care. As unexpected as the fortune is, the help of the gentleman attached to it is even more perplexing. Does Mr. Gillensford mean to make her a success, or a fool?
With a greedy family urging Adam to act for his own good, and Elaine’s difficulty in adapting to her new life, only love could possibly untangle this mess.
His Unexpected Heiress is part of the Entangled Inheritance series, a set of stand-alone regency-romance novels. Look for the complete collection of stories by these incredible authors:
- A Provision for Love by Heather Chapman
- His Unexpected Heiress by Sally Britton
- The Rivals of Rosennor Hall by Rebecca Connolly
- An Unwelcome Suitor by Ashtyn Newbold
Other titles by Sally Britton:
The Branches of Love Series:
- Martha's Patience, a prequel novella
- The Social Tutor
- The Gentleman Physician
- His Bluestocking Bride
- The Earl and His Lady
- Miss Devon's Choice
- Courting the Vicar's Daughter
Ingelwood Romances:
- Rescuing Lord Inglewood
- Discovering Grace
Stand-Alone Works
- The Captain and Miss Winter
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His Unexpected Heiress
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Charming!
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This was such a sweet story. I listened to the audiobook of it and found myself transported within the story. I loved the imagery of the different locations as well as the little vignette of Elaine's small shop. The image of the children in the cozy living room, the fire crackling, a sweet unconventional family being together on a rainy day. The stranger appearing and being welcomed into their small and inviting home. It was very charming.
I loved the surprise awaiting Elaine when she realized that the stranger was a wealthy landowner and not a heartbroken poor man. I loved her sweetness in befriending others and allowing anyone into her family who was in need. I loved the way that through her gentle kindness she was able to influence and help change the hearts of those around her. One in particular.
Adam Gillensford loved his uncle dearly and is extremely surprised to learn that he didn't leave Adam his estate and holdings but asked him to support and be a steward and guide to the sweet Elaine Chappel, who just happens to be a tradeswoman with two young wards. Adam's family is in an uproar. He is unsure of how to act but tries to feel out the situation on his own.
I loved these two. I loved the way that they strengthened each other and how their friendship slowly blossomed. Especially amidst the trials and frustrations thrown at Elaine from the Gillensford family. I can't imagine the way she was treated just because she earned an honest living and wasn't made of money or had an aristocratic family heritage. But I loved her gentleness and continued kindness.
It's a sweet love story for sure. One I would recommend to readers who love sweet and gentle stories.
Content: Clean
Happy Listening!!!
Sweet and tender love story!
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Now, it would be simple to enjoy these books as a reader. The narrator is very talented. I loved her varied voices and different accents for each character. The books are sweet, funny, have happy endings, great characters, etc. I am sure you will find many reviews that elaborate on the entertainment value of this novel. In short, there is a reason these books sell so well.
But they have a second utility. They are great for the many writers of this type of fiction to study. I get caught up in noting examples of things she has done really well and highlighting lessons I need to try to implement myself. She does a fantastic job of weaving the description of the scenery into her narrative. There are these adorable little witticisms sprinkled into her writing. Like the way she explained that as a red-head, the main character was cursed to flush (you will hear the actual line and get my meaning in the first chapter). There are several books on writing that suggest one must use the first chapter to make the main character likable. In a story like this one, where a character is immediately blessed with incredible good fortune, this is element is extra important. In this first chapter, she provides no less than five solid examples of over the top charitable acts the heroine has performed, but does so in such a natural manner, the reader doesn’t feel like they are being manipulated with a heavy handed approach. Instead, they simply ends up caring about her characters. Her word choice is varied and interesting. Her pacing is perfect.
It is one thing to read books on writing. It is educational and helpful. But reading Sally’s books is like seeing those lessons in practice. They say if you want to improve your own writing, you must read great writers. The books on writing are like a desk manual for the job. Reading novels that practice the skills discussed in these how-to books is more like on-the-job training. On my to-do list is to sit down with each of Sally’s books and read them all straight through. There is a lot to be learned from her technique. She is truly talented. I really appreciate receiving a free copy of this audio book. Maybe without the printed text in front of me, I can at last enjoy the tale instead of getting caught up in fan-girling over the technique.
Well-written
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The narrator, Jessica Elisa Boyd, was very good with the character's voices. She did not narrate too fast or too slow, but (as baby bear discovered) she was "just right". When there is a good narrator it makes it so much easier to listen to a book. The narrator, no matter how good the book is, can make or break a book, and this narrator definitely "made" the book for author, Sally Britton.
Good book!
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I found this story to be wonderfully narrated. Ms Boyd did a wonderful job bringing the story to life
A nice clean romance
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A fun “read”
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Great Regency romance
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I love a clean story
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A heart warming story!
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