When you're totally sick of crime, vice and every sick story a twisted mind can think of. This sweet little book is ideal for a bedtime read. Thank you dear Author and Reader
I truly appreciate these clean romances. They're such a refreshing change from the "entertainment " that's constantly being produced. It's a bit like getting a perfect steak when you were expecting a fast food hamburger 😊
Thank you Jennie for your wonderful stories. Your clean romances are divine and help to make my days better, brighter and more hopeful. May God continually bless you and your family. 💜🙏🏾🕊
Thank you! Next (unfortunately) you'll have to wait in real time because I have no more existing books that I can turn into audio. I have to actually write them first, ha ha. The sequel to A Whimsical Notion comes out in July but my narrator probably won't get it to me until August because she's away. So that's the next one coming out.
Hi Louise, I received an email where you asked about my next novella but now I can't find your comment. The next one comes out May 15th. So it's a bit of a wait. I don't write fast enough, which might have something to do with the three teens in my house. However, the next novella will be longer than this one - about 3 times as long, so still a novella but shorter than my novels.
I love your story, I just wonder about the time period you are trying to portray… you said in the story that Lavinia could say no to the match her father had made since “It was England, after all were all had basic human rights” back in the 1800’s the blacks and Native American were slaves and women were fighting for their rights. They had to do what they fathers told them to. It wasn’t until 1918 and 1928 during the Victorian era where women received rights.
Legally they could not force her. But fathers / parents applied every manner of pressure, both familial and monetary to bend a woman's will. That is why Lavinia capitulated and so many others did as well. But the law did not 'require' a woman of age to do what a father wished. Here is a post that touches on it. englishhistoryauthors.blogspot.com/2016/07/making-offer-of-marriage.html
Sorry you are mistaken with your history. The Victorian era ended when Queen Victoria died in 1901. Then her son Edward took us into the Edwardian era. 1918 to 1928 the suffragette movement was in full momentum, these 10yrs were when Edward was on the throne.😊
There is always a difference between laws on paper and what it looks like in practice. To defy your father in the morning could find you a harlot by nightfall.😢
When you're totally sick of crime, vice and every sick story a twisted mind can think of. This sweet little book is ideal for a bedtime read. Thank you dear Author and Reader
I've determined never to read what feeds ones baser nature.
I'm very grateful to be able to recommend these novels to my grandchildren & young moms.
I’ve listened to this twice now, second time even better. I do like this shorter Christmas/Holiday format, both reading and listening 😊
What a marvelous story with a happy ending! I loved the narration too.
I truly appreciate these clean romances. They're such a refreshing change from the "entertainment " that's constantly being produced. It's a bit like getting a perfect steak when you were expecting a fast food hamburger 😊
That's such a lovely thing to say. :-)
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Yes indeed
Thank you Jennie for another beautifully crafted gentle story. Great narration too.
A well packed short story read by a great narrator.
❤❤❤ Absolutely delighted. Thank you. ❤❤❤
Lovely little story, beautifully written and narrated! Thank you.♥️
Delightful! Right from the start. Very tense at the end as you drew us in. Loved his devotion. Excellent choice of narrator.
Absolutely enjoyed every moment! Thank you for sharing your hard work!!😀💜
Thank you Jennie for your wonderful stories. Your clean romances are divine and help to make my days better, brighter and more hopeful. May God continually bless you and your family.
💜🙏🏾🕊
Thank you Sidne!
Lovely, just right for Christmas, many thanks xxx
Delightful, as always from Mrs. Goutet.... 👋👍.. the Narrator is also splendid
So fun to listen to this after reading it so long ago. Love the narrator and the story!!!
Thank you Dixie! I also worked on the story a bit to make it more (what I felt was) believable. :-)
Thank you ❤
Looks like I’ll have company while getting the family ironing done today. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Finished the ironing and the story with 5minutes to spare. Thank you once more this was a sweet story, just right. So now what happens next?😊.
Thank you! Next (unfortunately) you'll have to wait in real time because I have no more existing books that I can turn into audio. I have to actually write them first, ha ha. The sequel to A Whimsical Notion comes out in July but my narrator probably won't get it to me until August because she's away. So that's the next one coming out.
I love the audiobooks when ironing too.
I can't remember the last time I ironed for more than a few minutes at a time... Yet I sure do enjoy your stories that are also well narrated.😊😊😊😊😊
Thank you for this lovely story 🎉
Thank you
What a lovely story. I enjoy it immensely.
Really brilliant, with such an unexpected twist. So many clean romances are too predictable but this was anything but predictable at the end.
The book was great! Thank you so much for sharing.
I enjoyed this light hearted story Thank you . South Australia 17 5 2023 😊❤😊❤
Story and narration very enjoyable.
Lovely story, loved how it turned out.♥
Enjoying this very relaxing little story. November 2023.😊
Hi Louise, I received an email where you asked about my next novella but now I can't find your comment. The next one comes out May 15th. So it's a bit of a wait. I don't write fast enough, which might have something to do with the three teens in my house. However, the next novella will be longer than this one - about 3 times as long, so still a novella but shorter than my novels.
Yay!!! I can’t wait to listen to this!! 😃😃😃
So glad you an easily get all the audio these days since it's your preferred method.
Awww. Gotta love a Viscount who defends a lady’s honour. Even against her own father.
Sweet and soft ❤
I would love more novellas from you
I have one coming up early in 2024. It will be about twice as long as this one, but still a novella.
Another good novel.
Loving your work x
Thank you, Andie.
Sweet
Yay!
Thanks for a good cleaning store❤❤
18:20 "Do not swear by heaven or earth.." 🙂👍
December 19th 2023 😊
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Listening 5, June 2023
And something I will glance send to my granddaughter to read
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February 15th 2024😊
I love your story, I just wonder about the time period you are trying to portray… you said in the story that Lavinia could say no to the match her father had made since “It was England, after all were all had basic human rights” back in the 1800’s the blacks and Native American were slaves and women were fighting for their rights. They had to do what they fathers told them to. It wasn’t until 1918 and 1928 during the Victorian era where women received rights.
Legally they could not force her. But fathers / parents applied every manner of pressure, both familial and monetary to bend a woman's will. That is why Lavinia capitulated and so many others did as well. But the law did not 'require' a woman of age to do what a father wished. Here is a post that touches on it. englishhistoryauthors.blogspot.com/2016/07/making-offer-of-marriage.html
Sorry you are mistaken with your history. The Victorian era ended when Queen Victoria died in 1901. Then her son Edward took us into the Edwardian era. 1918 to 1928 the suffragette movement was in full momentum, these 10yrs were when Edward was on the throne.😊
There is always a difference between laws on paper and what it looks like in practice.
To defy your father in the morning could find you a harlot by nightfall.😢
Listened 15th Dec 2024 and 4th Jan 2025