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    The Greatest Lover Ever
    The Greatest Lover Ever
    The Greatest Lover Ever
    Audiobook9 hours

    The Greatest Lover Ever

    Written by Christina Brooke

    Narrated by Elizabeth Wiley

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    About this audiobook

    Beautiful, exuberant, and stubborn Georgiana Black has more spirit than sense-which she learns when an ultimatum to the Earl of Beckenham at a London ball ends their engagement. Six years later, Georgie is less concerned with impending spinsterhood than with making sure her young sister doesn't make the same mistakes she did. But soon Georgie stumbles into a scandalous encounter with none other than her former fiance. Beckenham is still breathtakingly desirable-and as iron-willed as ever...

    Beckenham's brief engagement to Georgie taught him one thing-when it comes to a wife, he wants a woman who will do her duty and cause no trouble. When the fiery Georgie falls unexpectedly into his arms, Beckenham remembers just how lushly delectable she is. Suddenly, the idea of actually marrying Georgie is irresistible. Georgie and Beckenham finally have a second chance at love. But in a battle of wills, can passion conquer pride?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateMar 31, 2014
    ISBN9781494570521
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    • 4/5
      A charming regency romance, The Greatest Lover Ever is the second book in Christina Brooke’s ‘The Westruther’s’ series, a spin off from her Ministry of Marriage trilogy.Six years after his broken engagement, the Earl of Beckenham determines it is time to take a wife, he knows exactly what he is looking for, “a countess who would do her duty without fuss, who was prepared to lead her own life…A wife who would create no dramas…A wife who would leave him in peace.” In short, a woman nothing like his former betrothed, Georgiana Black. But when he encounters Georgie in a compromising circumstance at a scandalous house party thrown by his cousin, his honour demands he ask for her hand and suddenly he can think of taking no one other as his bride…I really enjoyed this romantic story of a couple with a second chance at love. Brooke skillfully portrays the attraction between Marcus and Georgie, even as they both continue to try and deny it and the pair generate plenty of passion and emotion when they are together.Georgie is wilful, fiery and impetuous but I found her a likeable heroine, even more so as she recognises some hard truths about her own behaviour. Marcus is prideful, stubborn and stern, but I liked that he doesn’t want to to tame Georgie. As to whether he deserves the title of ‘The Greatest Lover Ever’, his seduction of Georgie certainly suggests he is worthy.Though this is a genre I rarely read I was impressed by Christina Brooke’s storytelling and writing style. The Greatest Lover Ever is an engaging historical romance full of wit, passion and love.