Rogues Rush In

A Regency Duet

De: Tessa Dare, Christi Caldwell

Narrado por: Justine Eyre

New York Times and USA Today best-selling authors Tessa Dare and Christi Caldwell come together in this smart, sexy, not-to-be-missed Regency Duet!

His Bride for the Taking: It's the first rule of friendship among gentlemen: Don't even think about touching your best friend's sister. But Sebastian, Lord Byrne, has never been one for rules. He's thought about touching Mary Clayton - a lot - and struggled to resist temptation. But when Mary's bridegroom leaves her waiting at the altar, only Sebastian can save her from ruin. By marrying her himself.

His Duchess for a Day: It was never meant to be... That's what Elizabeth Terry has told herself while trying to forget the man she married - her once best friend. Passing herself off as a widow, Elizabeth has since built a life for herself as an instructor at a finishing school, far away from that greatest of mistakes. But the past has a way of finding you, and now that her husband has found her, Elizabeth must face the man she's tried to forget.

©2018 Tessa Dare (His Bride for the Taking); Copyright 2018 by Christi Caldwell (His Duchess for a Day) (P)2019 Tantor

Two lovely stories

Both stories are quite enjoyable. The narration by Justine Eyre is perfect. These short stories are of admitting love that has been held in check since youth by both the lord and his lady.

T.Dare #1

I love Tessa Dare
not a fan of C.Callwald only because I dislike all the time time spent in mental dialogue. Half of the second story is spent repeating basically the same sentiment. It was a decent story once boy and girl get on their way .

LOVED THESR ORIGINAL STORIES

These books were so refreshing & creative by the author, only problem, not long enough, loved the characters.

Loved both stories.

Both stories were enjoyable, although shorter than I would have liked. I really enjoyed both stories and definitely recommend.

cute

Two cute short stories. Fun storylines & likable characters. Great for a quick listen while working around the house.

Two Great Stories

His Bride for the Taking: When Sebastian, Lord Byrne begins distancing himself from his childhood friend’s sister, Mary Clayton takes matters into her own hands. After being left at the altar, Mary has no choice but to marry her brother’s best friend. This friends-to-lovers story has a lot of twists and turns. I loved it and found Mary to be a strong and capable female who knows how to manipulate life’s events to make the most of it. She is the type of woman who works to make the world fit her needs. A smart woman is a force of nature.

His Duchess for a Day: Some mistakes are worth repeating. Though Elizabeth Terry isn’t so sure she agrees when her husband finds her at a finishing school for young ladies. When he convinces her to return for a day to put marriage-minded mamas in their place, they are faced with the past and have to decide if they can keep from making the same mistakes twice.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Thank you! I really enjoyed the short, funny, wicked and sweet story with awesome narrator!

First one good

The four stars is because I did not care for the second story. It’s difficult to follow a story that hops from past to present from sentence to sentence.
I was actually impressed with how well the first story developed. Although it was short, it’s content was not.

This is TWO shorter stories

The description of this book is actually of the second of the two stories. The first story in this book starts with a young woman jilted and her brother’s best friend rescuing her reputation by marrying her instead.

The length of the books makes them a bit simple and not all that interesting, verses a full length book. The second story uses a style where frequent flashbacks tell details of the story, but the way it is done is actually a bit disorienting, at least in audio form.

Justine Eyre narrates well as always.

wonderful book

loved every minute of this book love the boys that was reading it enjoying the story everything about it was wonderful Teresa is one of my favorite authors