
Pleasantly Pursued
Bradwell Brothers, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Justine Eyre
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Oliver Hunt
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By:
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Kasey Stockton
Thea
I would do nearly anything to avoid the lecherous advances of an eager earl, including running away from my finishing school and finding employment under a false name. The work turned out to be harder than I expected, however, and the prospect of returning to a life of comfort and a significant reduction of welts on my hands and shadows beneath my eyes just might be a temptation I’m too weary to refuse. The problem? The invitation comes from Benedict, the ultimate tormentor of my youth and brief object of my infatuation—the latter of which he can never find out.
Benedict
When I found Thea working in the belly of a grand house and did my best to convince her to return home with me where my mother awaited her, I did not expect her to agree. Our years of quarreling had solidified the woman as my enemy, and traveling alone together was a prospect that both terrified and intrigued me. Thea had only been my friend for a brief time years ago, and I do not know why she turned us against one another. But now that we’re forced together again, I cannot help but renew my determination to find out—because a woman who can hate with such fire is bound to love with the same fervor.
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Great story
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Very good
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I did not care for Thea’s character or how she treated Benedict. I understand she had reservations about his flirting, but she merely needed to friend-zone him and make it clear she wasn’t interested in him romantically. She didn’t need to be mean and hostile (certainly not without telling him why). He was nothing but kind and caring towards her, and even she admitted he was a good and honorable guy. Her character and behavior caused me to struggle through much of the book.
That said, this is still Kasey Stockton, so still a well written and engaging book. My enjoyment of it significantly increased the further I got, and I especially loved the ending.
Book 3 with Henry is going to be awesome! 🤓
Content:
There is no foul language, sex, or violence. The romance is limited to lightly descriptive kisses. There is no real mention of faith or God.
Enemies to lovers
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Great Writer!
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Dear Author: PLEASE write a "Bradford Brother's Christmas" novel with them & their new wives & developments. I was so disappointed when this one skipped from a few weeks before Christmas to a few weeks after. Please give us readers a period-approriate description of a Christmas time and its preparations & events.
satisfying ending
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Very entertaining
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Brilliant!
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Great story and good narration.
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Good Story
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I do wish the editors were knowledgeable enough to catch when the author uses "I" as the object of the sentences instead of the correct "me." Frankly I am astonished at this violation of a simple grammatical rule. Otherwise the book is well written.
It is not pleasing when they use two narrators who each do voices for all characters. We know these characters—and their characteristics—by their voices. We do not look a film to tell us who is talking. To have their voices change back and forth is rediculous!!! These narrators are capable of doing both male and female voices and characters! I believe that the first book in this series only used one narrator, and that is preferred!
In this instance, I preferred the smoother voice and acting of the male narrator. I do wish he'd use a lower voice for the highest-pitched brother. It was too feminine. Female narrators can lower their voices to do male characters well, so obviously male narrators can too! The female narrator is good, but she has a bit of a grating voice.
Two narrators does not work!
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