To Tame A Lady (The Reluctant Bride Collection, Book 2)- Full Audiobook

[@MeganBryceAuthor]

The complete series is now available on KZbin. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqaVaaRpeMZpj7M

[@BobbiTaylor624]

THANK YOU

[@lmole]

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[@MrBrokensilence]

Love this!! 🙌👏👏👏👏🫶🫶

[@Fijli7422]

The whole Reluctant Bride collection is brilliant, but this one is my favorite! I just love how smart the humor is in all these books.

[@StingRaeTheSingingSiren]

This has been my favorite of the Reluctant Brides books. Despite the annoying ads, I’ve listened to it thrice. A perfect match indeed.

[@nicoleroth3127]

Very enjoyable and amusing story. The humour is very entertaining. Amelia is just great. Love her character! Just one thing I feel I should point out: one cannot sit opposite each other in a Hansom cab. A Hansom is a carriage where the cabdriver sits raised above the semi-open passenger compartment which is designed to hold two people sitting side by side facing forward. It's more likely you meant a Hackney coach/cab. It's also a hire carriage but usually of the four-wheeled, four-seated kind. Sorry, couldn't quite silence the history nerd in me. As much as I try to soothe him when reading/listening to historically inspired romances he sometimes needs to put in his tuppence...

[@MeganBryceAuthor]

Welp, you were right. I meant hackney. Thanks for letting me know! Unfortunately it's impossible to fix the audiobook but at least the ebook will be right... :)

[@danni1993]

As a woman, it fascinates me how every single man believes he's an excellent lover. LOL.

[@karenzak6627]

This was delightful. Thoroughly enjoyed the banter.

[@ceamean]

I never wanted to pay for any app subscription but KZbin recently had a collab with my phone operator and I thought a 9$ a month for YT without ad, at the bg and yt music app is worth it. Now I'm so comfy bc I use yt a lot.

[@lucihedley5568]

Not a bad story, in parts quite funny. My only negative comment is that the word 'tone' is not the right one. The word is 'ton' meaning being the top one hundred in the social escalon.

[@angelaburdette6424]

AGREED!!!! EVERY TIME she said " tone" I cringed and wanted to scream.. IT IS TON

[@rashmijoshi9154]

Amazing Loved it ....... I’ve completed 1& 2 ... heading for 3rd Thanks for a great story...... Loved the voice of the narrator.... she is awesome 👏🏻

[@lisastaub3368]

I love her voice, so appropriate for book.

[@catgraynow]

Very good story, lighthearted and fun. Thank you ❤

[@lumijasminasmr3583]

I’m quite enjoying this, must say! As a foreigner I do not narutally obtain an english accent, so this is quite marvelous for learning. 🌸

[@micheledix2616]

Oh it is not a modern pretend English accent so please don't think even Her Majesty speaks like this.

[@mysikind8076]

@@micheledix2616 It's probably an American doing and English accent. Not Queens English really but a decent try.

[@RayF6126]

The first book To Catch a Spinster was great because I knew about the characters Olivia and Nathaniel. There was charming moments about their childhood and better developed moments with family. I also had a very clear image of the first couple but not the second. This one focuses heavily on Jameson and Amelia's manipulation of each other. I'm having trouble with finishing it, but sometimes a series is good despite a single book.

[@danni1993]

Actually, this is a very funny book. 😊

[@gailhowes9398]

The narrator is just perfect! She sounds like the elite in the 1700’s🤭🤗

[@sandrapicton6349]

Since you could not have ben alive in the 1800's when the book is set you cannot possibly have any idea of the way the upper classes sounded then. The nearest would be the way Queen Elizabeth ll spoke at the beginning of her reign. This narrator is apalling. The book is set in the early 1800's, known as the Regency era.

[@shahmanz]

This narrator cannot pronounce simple words correctly

[@nafoulaclarke5308]

I'm enjoying this series

[@angelaburdette6424]

OMG the word IS NOT " TONE" I cringe every time she says it... IT IS "TON"

[@ErnestPiffel]

Oh yes! Me too!

[@gemalangford5996]

This book is wonderful

[@lesleyscholz9432]

Complaints? 1. Try speeding up the NARRATIVE, because yes, the "normal" is odd. 2. Ads: these are usually numerous at the beginng and provide you with FREE listening.

[@danni1993]

Great book...love the narrator...she's perfect!

[@avidreader1527]

" You have gone maaad ! " makes me laugh out loud every time

[@FannyDash]

Thank you for sharing

[@sandrasmith4539]

5 🌟's!! Great book, love the characters, the plot, shinanigans. Do hope the rest of the series is on audiobook soon. Thank you for sharing ❤️

[@MeganBryceAuthor]

Glad you liked it! The rest of the series is already in audio at Audible. I'm working on getting them up on KZbin...

[@ellatoler9706]

I enjoyed the story, and don't mind ads, but when they cut into the middle of sentences as the narrator reads there is a problem with production.

[@rufaidaruthi]

Thank u for the fantastic book❤

[@aylabattistoni2017]

I loved the dialogue!

[@cardsJournalsandAllThatJazz]

1:49:00 bridge 2:03:48 morning visit 2:24:07 another ball

[@avidreader1527]

Thank you !

[@elisamartinez381]

This Book is really good to hear

[@debbymiller8828]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - interesting and entertaining

[@heidiavera5071]

I love 💕 I this series

[@lauramarshall1082]

narrator mispronouncing “to and scone she’s using US English .The ads are too many ad interferes with the witty story .

[@Kayenne54]

Ads are arbitrarily placed by KZbin itself, not necessarily by the video poster. Including subject matter of ads.

[@mananablessing3585]

Hope the other books are available online

[@quasar9233]

Haha...very good and was amusing.

[@leeannemarie75]

I wish the adverts were at the beginning and end there’s far too much of them I know it’s for free and I’m grateful but it’s like fingernails on a blackboard the amount of adverts there is I would like to listen to this on a evening bedtime but can’t 😏😒

[@mysikind8076]

Same.

[@Kathymorrison1958]

I downloaded a app to stop advertising and it works..ad blocker..at the app store on my phone..

[@shahmanz]

Its not tone, its ton, pronounced tun, that's as close as I can describe it.

[@aimeeelliott7608]

I’ve read this kind of book before and always wondered how to pronounce “ton”

[@MeganBryceAuthor]

I always wondered too. Still wondering...

[@arallen8]

It's "ton"(tun) as in 2000 lbs.! They were originally called "The 2000"! Because they were the riches and highest level of society . There was only around 2000 of them, (around 2000 titles although some of them had multiple titles) that's a small amount compared to the rest of the people. Later they were named "The Ton" because is sounded better and more lofty than calling themselves the 2000. Hence a ton weighs 2000 lbs! And they used pounds and not dollar!

[@aimeeelliott7608]

arallen8 thanks for the info!

[@MeganBryceAuthor]

If we're going down the rabbit hole... It's from the French, le bon ton and while wikipedia says it's pronounced like it is in French, I've never heard a regency romance pronounce it like that. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ton_(le_bon_ton)

[@mysikind8076]

It's pronounced t-on, not tun. Rhymes with bon. Not with bun.

[@cutedoglilangel799]

Wow sooooo captivating ??

[@chazmansmom]

Whoa, Amelia 🐴 😳😀😁😅😂

[@sandrapicton6349]

Terrible narrator again - why doesn't she narrate American books if she is American, or Australian ones if she is Australian instead of strangling the script - but I have reduced the agony by speeding up the playback speed to 1.5 as I would like to hear the story.

[@Hy-Brasil]

Nope. Can't get past the voice. It's like an older marry poppins. why are they always choosing old women to voice young women? and the dialogue is tedious. why can't people copy dickens instead of Austen? Austen has her moments but lord, these people over do it with the flowery dialogue.

[@Lindamaine]

Believe it or not the narrators who sound like old Mary Poppins usually are younger women putting on an old snooty voice. I was annoyed once and started looking them up. My only guess is that they do it to set the narrator voice apart from the younger character voices. I get that, but I think they usually go overboard. Who wants their elderly Aunt Mabel to narrate a steamy love scene? Ew. And for some reason which eludes me, some make the romantic characters sound old and jowly, too. I don't get why these people get hired.

[@ceamean]

It's sooo slow...

[@sandrapicton6349]

Neither do I!@@Lindamaine

[@lilyarios1026]

1:35:34 ... damn :' [

[@susu_m]

I want to listen, but the narrators voice, its a no for me 😕

[@leeannemarie75]

It’s the adverts for me omg like every 7 mins so annoying

[@avidreader1527]

@@leeannemarie75 I believe KZbin does that , they're pushing people to get KZbin Premium .

[@sandrapicton6349]

So glad you think as I do about the narrator's voice.

[@shirleyfender-clarke6858]

Ads for me too

[@janemacdonald3732]

Why does the narrator use a 1920s BBC voice it sounds ridiculous and has nothing to do with the period the book is set and most annoying 😠

[@sandrapicton6349]

Not even as good as a 1920's BBC voice, just her idea of how upper class English is/was spoken, because she is either American or Australian and doesn't really know, and certainly has had no training in how to ennunciate English correctly.

[@janhavitendulkar7508]

So many adds in.5 min

[@minny_mouse5250]

1:49:48

[@Emma-gh6vr]

I haven't listened to this yet but I'm picturing this will be mislead me into thinking it will be like the Taming of the Shrew but actually the male lead will get his ass whipped by the female lead. Here's to hopping I'm both right and wrong

[@christinamsimanga1058]

Lady Amelia Delaney is known for her sharp tongue, no-nonsense attitude, and a rather sizable fortune. Numerous suitors have tried to win her hand-- for the money, for the challenge, and for a rather unfortunate bet. She knows the unflattering reasons behind her numerous proposals; can she ever accept that a man would want to marry her just for herself? Jameson Pendrake is a devil-may-care dandy who cares for naught but fun and fashion. But behind his laughing green eyes lies a dark history, and he calls off his wedding because of his fear of repeating the past. He can not simply give up on the idea of marriage; a wife is the best defense against the yearly crop of scheming mothers and their frilly daughters. But to allay his fears he needs a woman strong enough to laugh in the face of his past. A woman unflappable, unwavering, and unbroken. He knows just the woman. The trick, it seems, is in getting her to accept.

[@danni1993]

And, you wanted to ruin the book for others...why...exactly???

[@christinamsimanga1058]

@@danni1993 Ruin the book? This is literally the blurb.

[@danni1993]

@@christinamsimanga1058 I believe a blurb should be written by the author...and, she has.

[@christinamsimanga1058]

@@danni1993 I just put the blurbs on books I like to help people know what the books are about . Some don’t have the blurbs in the description and I hate having to go into Google to find blurbs. Let me know if you think I should remove this one . Thanks Danni :-)

[@avidreader1527]

@@danni1993 Are you crazy ? It 's a lovely summary , just enough information to make one want to read more .

[@rebeccablack4507]

Can't there be romance without men treating women so badly? And the women liking it. No thank you

[@jeffreym68]

Why is she pronouncing "ton" like "tone?"

[@jeffreym68]

@@MeganBryceAuthor I enjoyed it nonetheless. 😳

[@lorriharrington2055]

I can not like the female character she is very rude and talks to other people like they are little children and bosses into everyones business with out bothering to ask if they wont her advice or help. Using the worst event of someones life just to get a silly chit out of a hole is unforgivable and not something any one who is a friend would do. In reality such a woman would be cut direct and be barred from his household.

[@danni1993]

Remember...it's only fiction. If we hadn't had strong women back then...we wouldn't be where we are today. 🌹

[@victoriahughes5041]

Listened 16th Jan 2025

[@LiudmylaPitta]

Adds every two minutes. Literally. Shame on you.

[@rimasappington6217]

Do you think that the author should not be paid for their hard work. Do you work for no pay?

[@royaljesters4010]

Amelia.....

[@sarahobrien2746]

AI narration, no breaths

[@marand6218]

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