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The Fairy Tale Bride

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The Fairy Tale Bride

By: Kelly McClymer
Narrated by: Bushra Laskar
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Summary

Miranda Fenster was known as the Fairy Tale Miss during the one disastrous London season that convinced her she would never have a happily-ever-after. But when her brother's love match is thwarted by the impossibly proper Duke of Kerstone, Miranda sets off to convince the duke to champion her brother's cause for love.

Unfortunately, he is too proper to consider love a suitable reason for marriage, and too proper not to marry Miranda when they find themselves compromised. Now, Miranda has a second chance for happily-ever-after, if she can uncover her new husband's darkest secret. Originally published by Kensington Zebra Ballad, October 2000.

(P)2013 Kelly McClymer Fiction Historical Historical Fiction Romance Fantasy Marriage Magic
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This recording isn't super clear and sharp, and the narrator doesn't put clear spacing between paragraphs and chapters. There's not distinction between her character voices and her tone barely changes throughout the novel.
I liked the characters enough and the story is amusing but the reader detracts from it all a little.

Good story, lacking narrator, not a clean record

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