The Secret Wedding Audiobook

" I had trouble warming up to Caro. Some of the dialogue was very funny. I had difficulty with one of the key secondary characters going from one extreme to the other, seemingly only to fit the plot "

" Another great story in the Malloren series! "

" Kind of self indulgent at points, but also lolarious (though not Julia Quinn levels of lolarity), so it evens out. "

" This is the first book by Jo Beverley that I actually enjoyed. The story and the main characters are delightful. There are a couple of situations where the suspension of disbelief almost didn't work, but I got through them. Loved the depiction and historical details of the Georgian period too. "

" I laughed a lot while reading this book. I love Jo Beverley and she did not fail to deliver a good book. The heroine seemed a bit too self centered on money, though. "

" Two teenagers find themselves forced into marriage due to a compromising situation. The young man gives a false name, enlists in the army and hopes all will be forgotten. Ten years later he is forced to track down the young lady he wed in order to learn if everything was legal, is she still alive, etc. In order to satisfy his curiosity without giving himself away he uses a false name to find his wife. When he comes calling to her residence she thinks he is a relative of her husband and doesn't want to give herself away. She uses a false name while finding out her own information. Although it sounds a bit preposterous, the plot works and the characters eventually discover each other and their mutual attraction/love. [return][return]A light, guilty-pleasure story. "

" Enjoyable. I didn't get the deep emotional connection between Christian and Caro that I usually get out of a Jo Beverley book, tho. "

" Satisfying Regency romance starring a dashing army officer & a determined young woman. "

" Meh. I'm not a huge fan of mistaken identity plots, especially not ones that last the entire book. And there was a lot of convenient forgetting going on. "

" I read this book a long time ago, but I still remember the Hessian Cat and the carnivorous fanged rabbit of Hesse. "

" don't you hate it when you take a book out of the library only to get home and realize you've already read it. I must of liked it, I picked it twice now. "

" 3.5 out of 5 stars "

" Good Beverley is better than most anything else in the genre (great Beverley transcends). This is good Beverley, extremely enjoyable, with a very clever plotline. "

" This was an entertaining read with good historical detail, but towards the middle of the book I got a bit fed up with the characters. It's got one of those plots which hinges on people not being straightforward with each other and maintaining pretenses longer than is reasonably likely. "

" After an odd begining this one turned out ok. I did however spend an inordinately long time wanting to smack the characters heads together for being stupid and not TALKING to each other. "

" This is more like a 2.5. I liked the characters well enough, but I think that the deception and the need to protect themselves for so long kind of dragged on, even when they knew they were in love. "

" Funny in parts, but too much sex; especially when I've read better by Beverly without it. Free book, though, so I read it. "

" This is a great book. It is passionate, romantic with a little mystery and suspense thrown in. Readers will definitely enjoy it! "

" I thought that this book included a surprising amount of action! The first part of the book goes slow, but the picks up the past rather quickly... "

" Is it fair to say I really liked it without finishing? Perhaps not but it's vintage Beverley Georgian romp/romance and I'm really enjoying it. She's so good about the build up to love/lust without ever getting purple. She's always worth seeking out, imo! "

" 3.5 stars. Fun read, but it was the cat who stole the book. "

" Kind of self indulgent at points, but also lolarious (though not Julia Quinn levels of lolarity), so it evens out. "

" After an odd begining this one turned out ok. I did however spend an inordinately long time wanting to smack the characters heads together for being stupid and not TALKING to each other. "

" Funny in parts, but too much sex; especially when I've read better by Beverly without it. Free book, though, so I read it. "

" Another good Jo Beverley. Not as good as some of her others but a bad JB is still very good. "

" Good Beverley is better than most anything else in the genre (great Beverley transcends). This is good Beverley, extremely enjoyable, with a very clever plotline. "

" I enjoyed the book, but can't quite give it a four. It is obviously built for one dramatic but improbable scene toward the end, featuring the Marquess of Rothgar. Beverley builds a convoluted plot to make that scene happen. Con. Vo. Luted. "

" I read this book in one evening. It had it's good parts and other parts dragged on and had me flipping pages. "

" Satisfying Regency romance starring a dashing army officer & a determined young woman. "

" This was an entertaining read with good historical detail, but towards the middle of the book I got a bit fed up with the characters. It's got one of those plots which hinges on people not being straightforward with each other and maintaining pretenses longer than is reasonably likely. "

" The whole story seemed contrived; would you really wait 109 years to find out if you were married or not? It did contain gppd suspense and action though. "