Her father sold her to a duke to pay off his debts, and the only thing Evelyn asked for in return was that her sick younger sister keep her medicine. At the altar, the Duke of Ravencourt leaned in and whispered that she would beg him for mercy, and she smiled and said she had never begged for anything in her life. He gave her his dead mother's bedroom and waited for her to break, but she was not the one who broke first.
I love this story and others by Kay.
Frustration at the female character because she seems so rigid. But other than that I was engrossed in the story and thought it was excellent! And as always , loved the male narrator!
Marion, thank you for being so honest about her. I hear you that she felt too rigid at times, and I am so glad the story still pulled you in anyway. That narrator is one of my favorites too. ❤️
Love the story,loved the male narrator. He has a voice smooth as butter Need more romance!
Overall, very enjoyable story. I am confused as to why the male narrator sounds like a Hispanic male. That accent interfered with the congruity of the story and where it was placed.
Lovely story.
Thanks so much, Frieda! ❤️❤️
The story flows nicely. But the visuals are disjointed the time periods of the visuals are nearly a 100yrs or more apart from the narrative. It's going to be noticeable. 🤔😏❤️❤️❤️❤️