The Wallflower Identity

Revenge of the Wallflowers, Book 13

By: Dawn Brower, Wallflowers Revenge

Narrated by: Ally Gordon

Length: 2 hrs and 17 mins

Publisher's summary

Lilah Stevens first season was the worst a lady could ever have. She hadn’t been a mere wallflower, she’d been the Wallflower. The one that had ended up with her name on everyone lips and a ruined reputation. Before that fateful day no one had ever noticed her. Afterwards, she couldn’t show her face in society without the whispers being uttered at her mere presence. It had been enough to make anyone run and hide, but she refused to allow him that satisfaction. She would make that infernal viscount rue the day they had ever crossed paths, even if it made her reputation terminally unrepairable.

Henry Collins, the Viscount of Harcrest had always been a consummate rake. He didn’t see any reason to change. He loved his life and it was a grand one. As far as he was concerned, he didn’t have a care in the world, and he liked it that way. He doesn’t pay any attention to rumors, but after that fateful encounter he wonders if perhaps it is time he should. Surely, he couldn’t have done what she suggested. Even he wasn’t that depraved…

Lilah wishes she could once again embrace the identity of a wallflower, a role she used to hate, but that is a past she can never reclaim. But somehow, she starts to wonder if she had it all wrong and it might be enough to lead her to a place she never expected: love.

©2024 Dawn Brower (P)2024 Dawn Brower

Great audiobook

I really enjoyed listening to this audiobook the Narrator did a great job telling the story and I really enjoyed the story itself this is a great audiobook to own.

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Delightful Story

When Henry, drunk and mistaken, declares that Lilah attempted to ravish him, her reputation is ruined. She and her fellow wallflowers make a pact to help each other get revenge on men who have done them wrong. Lilah is first. The ladies plan a house party where Lilah will have her revenge on Henry. Unexpectedly, spending time together changes their feelings toward each other. This is a quick delightful story. Henry is an adorable rake. Lilah and her friends are wallflowers fed up with being ignored. The party is fun, the banter entertaining, the romance steamy. The moment the truth comes out, priceless. Great narration by Ally Gordon.
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The Wallflower Identity.

The Narrator, Ally Gordon, portrayed the characters realistically. I was impressed with the ease and her ability in which she delineated one character from another. This made the book very enjoyable. The story and characters were very likable. I would definitely read her books again.

Delightful!

​The Wallflowers are the original Mean Girls, those that spend their lives on the periphery of society, holding forth on recent gossip and information. Lady Lilah Stevens finds herself in the middle of a new story that's been spread about her, saying that she made advances on Henry, the Viscount of Harcrest. Her fellow Wallflowers told her that the Viscount had said that she had taken liberties on him, but she knows nothing about it at all. That doesn't matter because her first thought is to exact revenge. When she confronts Henry, he's genuinely confused and doesn't remember having said anything, but Lilah isn't going to let him off the hook so easily. But as they spend more time together, they each discover that their feelings are deep and real. In the end, we learn that there are good reasons why someone should never believe gossip!
The narration is beautifully done by Ally Gordon. Her clear, well-modulated voice gives each of the characters a distinct personality and attitude.

Lilah and Henry

The thirteenth story in the Revenge of the Wallflowers. Lilah Stevens and Henry Collins, the Viscount of Harcrest's short story. A well written story of vengeance against a Duke who was drunk and made her the talk of the Ton. I enjoyed seeing them get their happy ending. I enjoyed listening to Ally Gordon narrate their story.

thrilling romance

Dawn Brower’s The Wallflower Identity is a thrilling mix of romance and revenge that keeps you hooked from start to finish. Lilah Stevens’ journey from a ruined wallflower to a woman determined to get even with the rakish Viscount Harcrest is nothing short of captivating. The audiobook narration brings every emotion to life, making Lilah’s determination and Henry’s arrogance feel tangible.

Lilah is a character you can’t help but root for—her strength and cleverness shine through as she seeks to reclaim her reputation on her own terms. Henry, on the other hand, goes through his own transformation, from carefree rake to someone who realizes the weight of his past actions. Their chemistry is electric, and the way their relationship evolves from revenge to unexpected love is both emotional and satisfying.

The narration perfectly captures the tension, wit, and passion that flow through the story. If you love regency romances with strong heroines, a dash of vengeance, and slow-burn love, The Wallflower Identity is a must-listen! The characters are well developed, and the plot takes delightful twists that will leave you eagerly awaiting the next book in the Revenge of the Wallflowers series.

Fun and Entertaining!

This is book 13 in the Revenge of the Wallflowers Series, a Regency Romance. I liked the characters. This short novella is fun and entertaining. Ally Gordon did a great job bringing this story to life. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Revenge

I enjoyed this quick story. It is well written and fun to read. It has it all, the drama, intrigue, revenge, and society’s double standards. Lilah hears a rumor she tried to undress a Lord. Not True. She decides to get even. One thing leads to another, and… you need to read the story for the rest. The main characters are interesting and likeable. I received a free copy of this audible from Booksprout, and am voluntarily leaving my review.

Wallflower

This is a quick read. This is Lilah and Henry’s story. Lilah is a wallflower, until one day her reputation is ruined. Henry has no idea he said anything about her. Lilah wants revenge and she and the rest of the wallflowers plan to do just that. Can she get her revenge? What will Henry do when he finds out in one of his drunken stupors that he disgraced her? Read the story to see how it all ends.

The Wallflower Identity!

This is such a intriguing and interesting story that develops very nicely. The narrator did a great job bringing the characters and their story to life. I was completely engrossed in this story from the very beginning to the very end. The story is about Lady Lilah and Henry, the Viscount of Harcrest. Lilah and her fellow wallflowers are conversing when she learns that her reputation has been reined by the mare words of Henry. Lilah apparently tried to undress the Lord at a ball, these were words he supposedly told many. Henry does not remember uttering those words and cannot believe he would do something like that to her. When he comes upon her, he is intrigued by her. However, she and her fellow wallflowers are out for revenge and will use a house party to get just that. This is such a good story with drama, mayhem, betrayal, passion, truth, trust, love and good twists. I love the characters and how the wall flowers uncover the truth.