When a Scot Loves a Lady

Falcon Club Series, Book 1

De: Katharine Ashe

Narrado por: Mary Sarah

The phenomenal Katharine Ashe flings open the portals of the mysterious Falcon Club - the intriguing Regency address that has every gossip in London asking, "What use has society of an exclusive gentleman's club if no gentlemen are ever seen to pass through its door?"

The first book in Ashe's captivating historical romance series, When a Scot Loves a Lady finds its dashing hero Lord Blackwood, an agent of the ultra-secretive Falcon Club, ready to return to his home in Scotland - but not without the scandalous lady who has captured his heart while bringing unanticipated danger into his life.

Johanna Lindsey fans, this Scot's for you!

Contains mature themes.

©2012 Katharine Brophy Dubois (P)2018 Tantor

Very Good

I liked this book very much. I like both MCs, well developed and the storyline was quite unique with many surprises along the way. The best part was the romance. It felt very true to life. I experienced all the love and angst that comes with true love affairs. Yes, some parts were steamy, that wasn't very appealing to me, in the beginning sex played out as forced but as we got to know the characters, more so, as they got to know each other the written passion read true. There is one sceen in a kitchen that is quite engaging and super funny.
Unfortunately, I agree the narration was poor. Mary Sarah is an eager narrator who tries to use different voices and accents, sometimes it works but not thos time. The MMC often speaks with a heavy Scottish Brog. Unfortunately, the narrator's attempt at this made it impossible to understand much of the dialog. It was frustrating having to stop and rewind to see if I could figure out what was being said. Many times I could not. I wish I would have read this one on my kindle.
if you can over look those parts in the narration then I can reccommend this book.

Amazing!

It gets better at the end! I never can finish these stories to the end but the story of true love made it super pleasing to hear it to the end. These kind of stories normally get so boring after the characters finally fall in love but it has depth in the ending. I appreciate that. Not all perverse but lovely.

Read and Enjoy 😉

loved it mayed me laugh and cry . I almost lost hope but elated

terrible narrator!

this narrator had it more important to make a good brogue then for listeners to understand. I couldn't understand anything!!! and she talks in whispers- you can't hear a thing. it is not my first audiobook in which the narrator had to make a brogue, and while I could understand all the others, this one is not clear!

Terrible Narrator

Could not listen to this narrator so I ended up enjoying this title on my Kindle app. Lovely romance with an entrancing sensual slow burn. Katherine Ashe knocks it out of the park again.

HOLIDAY INN or THE SPY WHO LOVED ME

What's a young woman with a tarnished reputation to do when holed up in a tiny inn during a Christmas snow storm? Fall in love with the handsome Scotsman - or is he English? But he speaks French and Latin, too? Who is this gorgeous man? Scoundrel? Barbarian? or spy? Will he catch you lingering in the stairwell for a hot kiss or give it to you noisily on the kitchen counter until the cops are alerted? So sexy!

I love this narrator. She's one of my favorites so it felt as though I was listening to Elisa Braden or Sophie Darling's books, which I have all read/listened to. Although the Scots burr was difficult to understand at times I found it quite enjoyable.

good story

this narrator has grown on me. I've her in a few other stories and dint like her at first her intensity is good

when a Scott loves a lady

beautiful outstanding and lot of mystery and intriguing allure and lot danger for a love novel

Hated It

** spoiler alert ** I was not crazy about the heroin. I can't believe she gave herself away to someone that didn't even offer her marriage. I also didn't like that she begged the hero to kiss her and she also at one time begged him to have sex with her. I wish she didn't act like such a whore.

Could not get past the first 10 minutes

The narrator is truly, shockingly awful. She has this singsongy way of reading that is mortifying and so incredibly annoying I found myself physically grinding my teeth. Just...how did this get past editing? I usually suck it up if narrators are not the best, and usually putting the book on 2x speed makes everything better, but not this time. Run-- don't walk--the other way, right now.

(I didn't get a chance to figure out if the story is good or not, so I've given it a neutral 3 stars.)