Never Kiss A Scot

Written by:
Lauren Smith
Narrated by:
Heather Wilds

Unabridged Audiobook

Ratings
Book
5
Narrator
4
Release Date
May 2019
Duration
7 hours 32 minutes
Summary
Joanna Lennox is a fine bred English lady.

She's pretty, intelligent, witty and . . . on the shelf. With an influential baron as her brother and a hefty dowry, she should have gentleman lining up at her door but instead she seems doomed to become a spinster. Then one night a handsome highland lord steals a kiss from her in a library which stirs her deepest desires. Desperate for a life and a love of her own, she turns to the darkly handsome, brooding, Scottish lord who lights a fire within her with his touch. But will his secrets and enemies tear them apart?

Brock Kincade knows better than to go around kissing English ladies in dark libraries.

Especially when a lady is the little sister of the man who will shortly be his brother-in-law. But Joanna is pure temptation, and he's been denied that innocent affection for far too long. He doesn't believe in love, but he believes in lust, and after that single kiss, he knows he wants her as his wife. He might not love her, but he'll care for her and fuel the passionate fire between them with pleasure. There's just one problem: He'll have to steal her away from her overprotective brother and his devilish band of friends, the League of Rogues.

It's a race to Greta Green for a hasty anvil marriage that will change their lives forever . . .

Contains mature themes.
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Kazzab222

I love this series, so I’m always going to rate it highly (just stating my bias up front!). I’m particularly taken by Joanna’s character and the strength she demonstrates in all sorts of situations. Can’t complain about Brock either, but Jo is the star of this book. I also love Heather Wilds narration. I think she is brilliant at creating the character voices and then voicing them. She truly takes me on the journey with her every time.

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Ann Dorothy F.

OK I liked the story it was fine. The story was sweet and the characters relatable and credible in reward to the historical context. I just got stuck on the narration, she does a very weird thing on the "ck" sound that trew me off, like Big Time. I think it is important for a narrator to be able to impersonate the different characters and give them different voices and that is just not possible with such a evident "mispronounciation" of a very common sound. When everyone have this weird pronunciation it just an impediment to the story, especially when their is supposed to be English people and Scots. I felt like the narrator was just in love with the sound of her own voice, it is OK to have fun but not at the detriment of the story. Oh and listen to how she says chapter it is soo illarous!

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