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The Earl's Bluestocking Bride

Unconventional Brides, Book 2

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The Earl's Bluestocking Bride

By: Jayne Rivers
Narrated by: Rachael Beresford
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A desperate earl. A bluestocking heiress. A marriage of convenience gone awry.

Miss Amelia Hart may have a hefty dowry, but she seems to be invisible to eligible gentlemen. When the charming and handsome Earl of Longley begins courting her, she's baffled—until she realizes he's a fortune hunter.

Amelia proposes a mutually beneficial arrangement that could prove dangerous to her heart. They wed, he gets access to her dowry, and she has the freedom she's always dreamed of… as long as she doesn't fall for him.

Resisting the earl's gentle touches and kind words proves almost impossible, but Amelia knows she isn't the type of woman to entice a man like him. Loving her new husband can only end in heartbreak.

If you love the glamor of Bridgerton or the drama of Downton Abbey, then this steamy regency romance is your next must-listen book!

©2024 Jayne Rivers (P)2025 Podium Audio Historical Historical Fiction Regency Tudor Heartfelt
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I liked the exchanges between the main characters and their falling in love although I wished for more honesty. The heroine's horrible mother, the hero's evil ex mistress and the snide women are too much and there are so many mistakes about the behavior in 1800s England that they are too many to count. From the heroine going out on her own, to thanking the servants, to saying twenty one instead of one and twenty, American expressions, etc,etc

insecure heiress marries handsome bankrupt Earl

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