After the Abduction

Swanlea Spinsters, Book 3

By: Sabrina Jeffries

Narrated by: Rachael Beresford

After two London seasons - and a score of resoundingly dull society suitors - Juliet Laverick finds herself longing for one man: Morgan Pryce, the dashing scoundrel who kidnapped her two years ago. But her determination to bring the rogue to justice hasn't waned - until Morgan's twin brother, Sebastian, arrives with some shocking news: Juliet's mysterious paramour has disappeared.

Sebastian, Lord Templemore, dares not tell Juliet the truth: He is the man she seeks - it is his kiss for which she yearns. Confessing to the abduction would bring devastating scandal upon them both. But how can he persuade her to forsake her dedicated pursuit of her dream lover when all he dreams of is holding her in his arms again?

©2002 Deborah Martin (P)2020 Tantor

A fantastic twist

I have enjoyed this series with its twists and turns as the characters find their romantic path.

Carriages are fun

I found the carriage ride near the end my favorite scene in the entire book as the characters finally came together in love and peace.

The girl is just too irritating

The voice is the worse of all the characters and ame is way too forgiving. She is convinced way to easily. It makes her seem like such a easy woman to seduce. She is in love with the her previous kidnapper that lied to her and only saved her after her sister and Daniel came to save her, then just left. It doesn't seem plausible that her reaction would be to give in to him.

Started Out Ok

My first problem was the narrator. It took awhile to adjust to her constant breathlessness. I could've made it through if that was the only thing. But at the halfway point the problem is suddenly resolved. SPOILER: We're supposed to believe after a handful of encounters the girl willingly strikes a deal with him & gives up her virginity. It's not in keeping with the character she's made out to be or in any relationship they've built. It's more like a business agreement.