Grace

The Four Sisters Series, Book 3

By: Audrey Harrison

Narrated by: Katie Bunn

Grace Johnson does not want to marry a titled gentleman. She is only happy and at peace when spending time in a garden - any garden. When she visits her sister, the Duchess of Sudworth, Grace is disappointed that even her beloved sister is not listening to her. Grace hates matchmaking schemes but seems powerless to stop them.

Harry Long is head gardener at Sudworth Hall. He is a good and loyal member of staff. The day that Grace walks into his life turns everything upside down. For the first time, he is taking risks for the beautiful pixie that has walked into his life, but his actions could cost him everything.

An innocent picnic threatens Grace and Harry in ways that neither could have predicted, but their lives and the lives of those around them will never be the same because of it.

©2017 Audrey Harrison (P)2017 Audrey Harrison

#3 in a great series!

Loved it and ready for the next book in the series. It is truly refreshing and delightful.

Annoyingly Implausible

Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

I confess to skimming thru parts. A silly plot with the added annoyance of repeated hot & heavy petting behind the bushes (seriously, groping lust is NOT romance). My only interest was the furtherance of the storylines in the overarching plot of the book series.

Weak story, woeful narration.

I hate leaving negative reviews, but this narrator is just not good. There are numerous mispronunciations, and she reads as though she’s unfamiliar with the rhythm and cadence of spoken English. As for the story, the only reason I’ve continued with this series is curiosity as to the outcome. Each installment is weaker than the previous, with plots and characters growing progressively more annoying, implausible and anachronistic.

Dumb People Doing Really, Really Dumb Things

Only the continuing storylines of the sisters kept me going through Grace... When the story was drawn back to Grace's own, oh my GOD! I wanted to claw my eyes out.
Grace is supposed to be the quiet, withdrawing type but here, all she does is cry, cling desperately to Harry's neck, and oh yes: she whines and spews drivel a lot. She clings to his neck; she croaks his name in despair.
You get the drift.
And while her sister, poor Annabelle, is forced to marry a man because of a single kiss, here Grace and Harry run behind the bushes every chance they get to grope each other and to swap spit.
I'll continue onto the next book of the four sisters because the introduction of Eleanor was pleasant. But boy am I glad that I listened to this as part of the Romance Package and that I can delete it from my library...

Dumb & dumber

Grace terrible terrible. Peter & Rosalind story was a bit of a twist the came the twists of Annabelle but this Grace character who is completely ungrateful to her sister. Just emphasizes how the poor older sister was exploited by parents and siblings alike.