Regency Romance Collection

The Yearnings for Love Trilogy, A Regency Romance Box Set

By: Rebecca Grave

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

DOWNLOAD FOR FREE WITH KINDLE UNLIMITED 3-Book Box Regency Box Set from Rebecca Grave, 3 for the price of 1! Chasing the Earl - Book 1 Young Lady Helena Bradbury’s world is turned upside-down when her father suddenly dies, leaving her alone and homeless at 18. After her cousin, the notoriously narcissistic Walter Bradbury inherits the estate, he turns his sights on her vast wealth and will do absolutely anything to secure it. There’s just one problem, she’s now under the protection of her father’s closest friend, The Earl of Suffolk, thanks to the foresight to transfer guardianship before he passed. Yet it may not be enough, for with his lawyers and a fierce and dirty determination to win at all costs, her cousin doubles down and fights to find her a husband and secure a way into her riches. Her only chance lies in the hope for love from unexpected places. But will it be in time? And will it be enough? This is a wholesome, clean Regency Romance novella you won't want to put down. If you like historical romance, you'll love this enjoyable afternoon read! Losing the Earl - Book 2 Young Lady Mary resigns herself to her arranged betrothal only to discover he's dashing, charming, and everything wonderful after all. Or so she thinks. There's far more to him than she sees at first blush. And now an abrupt, unplanned visit by a mysterious American stranger threatens to challenge everything she knows to be true about herself and her husband-to-be. Her heart is torn in two, and it's not made easier when someone in her house is assaulted at night, leaving her with a dark and troubled look at her own future. Will she make it work with her future husband? Or will the son of a textile merchant, the handsome and tender William Caulfield throw her future into turmoil? What's more, is that what she really wants? This is a wholesome, clean Regency Romance novella you won't want to put down. If you like historical romance, you'll love this enjoyable afternoon read! In the Arms of the Duke - Book 3 Juliette Phineas is the only living daughter of the Earl of Chesterfield. But when he suddenly dies, his estate passes to her dishonorable cousin from France, Pierre Dupont. Pierre promptly throws her out, and she learns her father has only left her assets to be touched once she’s married. Now homeless and desperate, she has no way to arrange a season or meet a man until she decides to call upon her childhood friend. Juliette and Amelia attends balls and social events, planning to find Juliette someone that will offer for her, as she’s desperate to move on in make a life for herself. But when they visit Amelia’s cousin, The Duke of Northbram, everything suddenly becomes more complicated. Juliette and The Duke share an unexpected moment, one neither can let go, yet fate dictates they must. For Devin Stokeham’s mother, the Dowager Duchess, has no intention of allowing him to marry a woman she hasn’t hand-picked for him. That's a problem because Juliette is now the only woman he can think about (and does she even feel the same way?). Still, matters take a turn for the worse when Pierre shows up with unthinkable plans... Will love conquer when disaster strikes?

Horrible AI narrator

The stories were a bit short to me and the first one seemed to end abruptly, though it could have been me since I was listening while doing other things. Also, I thought the books were perhaps a continuation of the previous story or maybe connected to each other in someway, but no, they were three separate stories. Overall, they were alright.

Period Romance?

Making a period romance is difficult because you are married to modern ways of thinking. This story falls short. The main character does. ot think like a person from the time. The dramatic twists seem forced and unrealistic. The author should have had someone proof read and offer suggestions. The fact that they met again as adults and both people were instantly in love was childish and uninteresting.

Virtual voice ruined the story

i do not like the virtual voice. The lack of emotion, tone, and correct pauses make it hard to know who is speaking. Also, the in correct pronunciation of certain word drove me crazy. It ruined the story.

Virtual Voice is Terrible

I really don’t like the virtual voice reading! Mispronunciation, no inflection, sounds glitchy… it’s just bad.

Couldn't finish the first book

I prefer non-Christian clean historical romance so I really wanted to like these books but did not. I listen to a lot of VV books so am not against it per se but this voice needs better training as it had more than the usual amount of mispronounced words and odd phrasing and inflection. Book 1 opens with author asking people to cut her some slack for any historical inaccuracies. I thought this was weird but basically was left feeling sympathy since people can be so unkind for just the slightest hiccups. That is not the case here. There are so many anachronisms that I couldn't stay in the story. Every 5-10 minutes there was some word or phrase that simply was not used in the time period. Bottom line - I wanted to like them but couldn't even finish the 1st book.

Shallow sappy story wise with ai reading

So boring, no character development or period interesting details. Glad it was free or I would have been very unhappy

plot was interesting

longer story, post marriage happy ever after stuff xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx