Autumn Rain

De: Anita Mills

Narrado por: Rosalind Ashford

When Elinor Ashton's father forces her into a loveless marriage to satisfy his debts, she becomes the unhappiest bride in London society - and the property of Lord Kingsley, an elderly and enormously wealthy man whose jealousy leads him to concoct an unspeakable scheme.

Lucien de Clare is England's handomest and most brazen lord, a man whose scandalous behavior made the doors to polite society close against him. This makes him the perfect pawn in Kingsley's despicable plot to secure an heir. But the plot for a deceitful seduction of Elinor leads to true desire, as Lucien is overcome by Elinor's beauty and charm. Neither trecherous intrigue nor vengeful deeds can temper their desire for forbidden kisses, or dampen the fire that fuels their love.

©1993 Anita Mills (P)2014 Audible Inc.

Reseñas de la Crítica

"This is a beautifully crafted and well-written novel by a superb storyteller. I highly recommend it." (Heather Graham)

"Powerful...a story to touch all of your emotions." (Janelle Taylor)

If I could give it ten stars 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Could not stop listening, what a fantastic book! I wish Anita Mills was more prolific writer.

Dash it

their is so much wrong with this book it's hard to listen to first it's too long
now Elinor parents are the most horrible parents a father selling his 15 yrs old daughter to a 60yrs old man to pay off his debts and her mother does nothing saying it's for the best unbelievable
her husband I find very jealous materialistic but very smart
Lucien her lover is a hard man but fair
I don't like Elinor too much I can't understand why would she be upset with her husband and be so loving to her no good parents who sold her I find it unreal

This is the worst book ever!

I have never returned an Audible title, but I'm returning this one. I couldn't finish the book, it was so bad. I couldn't get past the fact the heroine just turned 15 when she's sold by her parents to a man decades older than her. Then said husband prostitutes her to get an heir. Why is this not pedophelia?