To Catch a Suitor: A Regency Romance

Dalton Family, Book 2

By: Sarah Adams

Narrated by: Rachael Beresford

She needs to move on. He wants to let her go. Will they finally be able to go their separate ways even though their hearts seem to have other plans?

Elizabeth Ashburn is madly, deeply, irrefutably in love with her best friend. They know each other better than their own minds. There is only one problem: To him, she is Little Lizzie, and nothing she does seems to replace the idea in his mind. No matter. It is her first Season and she is determined to make a match with a gentleman - any gentleman - who will help her steal her heart back from Oliver Turner and his sea-blue eyes.

Oliver Turner can remember the exact day that Lizzie grew up. And now, he cannot see her as anything besides the beautiful woman stealing his breath - no matter how much he needs to. He won't marry her. He can't. He loves her too much for that. Now, he simply needs to help marry her off so that she will officially be out of his reach.

©2020 Sarah Adams (P)2020 Tantor

Satisfying Tale

This story was a nice follow up to To Con a Gentleman, and just as satisfying an ending. Took a winding way to get to the ending, and had to listen at 1.1x speed, but that’s my opinion/preference. I could imagine the story in my mind as the book progressed, which to me is a mark of a good storyteller. Lovely read that made me want to take longer car rides to hear more of it.

Cute but a bit slow and not as good as ‘To Con’

I was excited when I finished To Con a Gentleman (such a great book!) and saw there was a second book. This was not as good. The story was very slow, felt like it could have been done in half to time. But I loved the first book so much, I will give this author one more chance.

Adorable slow burn

Very cute and predictable! Glad I got to learn more about the Dalton family! Well worth it.

Very satisfying

Loved the characters. Loved the story. Have listened to the last chapter at least 4 times and still get weepy.

Clean but toasty

How does one write a clean romance that sizzles? I don’t know, ask Sarah Adams. This was a lovely story that didn’t go past kissing but felt very romantic. I enjoyed reuniting with the Dalton family and I’m left wanting more.

well done!!

really enjoyed the personalities. Heroine could have been less wishy washy but overall I liked this!

Character development

Little long winded but adorable listen. Loved how Kate stepped up in the end. Surprising.

Friends to Lovers Romance

Although this is a very sweet story, it is also exasperating. Two people who have been close since they were children realize their love for one another but won't admit it to the other. Elizabeth and Oliver certainly are a good match, but until the last chapter, they are too stubborn by far. Elizabeth is young, and she tries very hard to fall for another man who has fallen for her. Honesty with Oliver, her best friend, after all, would have prevented some heartbreak. The collateral damage just bothers me.
Rachael Beresford narrates beautifully.

It just kept going

I usually really like Sarah Adams’ writing, but this book just kept dragging along so slowly that I almost didn’t finish. Obviously, most regency romance are pretty predictable, so you know that they’ll end up together. The difference with this one was that there were no anecdotal events or plot twists to keep your interest and get you through to the end. I felt like I was on a merry go round for hours.

VERY ENJOYABLE..

I thought the story was very enjoyable. Loved the relationship between the two main characters. It was very endearing. The narrator was fantastic. I thought the ending was drug out too much , could have ended a couple chapters earlier. Ending got tiresome to me but otherwise I enjoyed the book.