Someone to Remember

A Westcott Novel, Book 7

By: Mary Balogh

Narrated by: Rosalyn Landor

It's never too late to fall in love in this enchanting new novella in the Westcott series from New York Times best-selling author Mary Balogh.

Matilda Westcott has spent her life tending to the needs of her mother, the Dowager Countess of Riverdale, never questioning the life of solitude she has spun for herself. To Matilda, who considers herself the aging spinster daughter, marriage is laughable - love is a game for the young, after all. But her modest, quiet life of order unravels when a dashing gentleman from her past reappears, threatening to charm his way into her heart yet again.

Charles Sawyer, Viscount Dirkson, does not expect to see Matilda Westcott 36 years after their failed romance. Moreover, he does not expect decades-old feelings to emerge at the very sight of her. When encountering Matilda at a dinner hosted by the Earl of Riverdale, he finds himself as fascinated by her as he was the first day they met, and wonders if, after all these years, they have a chance at happiness together. Charles is determined to crack the hard exterior Matilda has built for over three decades or risk losing her once again....

©2019 Mary Balogh (P)2019 Recorded Books

Sweet, but a little out of character- previous episodes barely hint at this side of Matilda.

Nice continuation of the Westcott series, but no suspense and totally chaste. Was curious how she would deal with the wedding night of a 55+ couple but it’s left to the imagination.

A sweet story

Sad and sweet. Narration great as usual and doesn’t detract from the flow. Such a long time to wait for a HEA, but that’s how it had to be for the HEA.

Heartwarming and funny

Have been listening to this series in order. Bravo for enduring love and Matilda’s ever after.

Wonderful love story

A simple but beautiful long lost love story. Worth a cozy afternoon read! Curl up and enjoy.

good book but much to short!

this is the niok I was waiting for and I'm a bit disappointed ut was so short books that are my favorite from best to ehh 1.someone to hold 2. someone to care 3.someone to love 4. someone someone to trust 5. someone to remember 6. someone to We'd 6. my least favorite someone to honor

The older romance

I love the Wescott series and this one did not disappoint.
There’s so many characters but somehow each one is unique and interesting.

Great with Exceptions

Mary Balogh is one of my fav romance writers. Her characters are usually well drawn, intricate and interesting. This book is no exception. And I was delighted to see her taking on older characters! But for the first time, part way in, I nearly threw a Balogh book. I became frustrated when our heroine simply would not believe that the hero loved her--kept turning him down--determined to continue life as a dried up unloved spinster.(Right?). Soon frustration turned to irritation. The potential sacrifice of the heroine's happiness came off as somewhat contrived. However,later I got back into great Balogh reading. In the end the author pulls it off and finishes very well.

Such a Sweet story

This was such a sweet story! I am sad it was so short. I really was looking forward to Matilda's time to shine.

A Regency Second Chance Romance not to be missed

“Someone to Remember” by Mary Balough
A Regency second chance romance not to be missed. It is the 7th story in the Westcott series. I do recommend reading all the stories in the order written. Mostly so the reader will get the complete preceding history which will allow a deeper understanding of this story. This can be read as a stand-alone. This story may not resonate with the younger set… but it is well worth the read, as is this whole series.
I read the audio book that I purchased via Audible. I think it is time for me to go back to Book 1 of this series and relive this family’s stories.

Lovely Mature Romance

I always enjoy Balogh's historical romances. This one is short and sweet and all romance. There is only a little suspense and tension but it works for this shorter story. I liked the primary characters and was glad they got a second chance.

The narration was well done and the delivery helped me "see" the trepidation and delight of the characters.