Dark Fancy

By: Sabrina York

Narrated by: Lottie Lush

When Lady Helena Simpson flees an unwanted marriage to a revolting lord, she finds refuge with James, a charming, handsome man unlike any she's ever known. Helena concocts the perfect solution to her problem. She asks - begs - James to ruin her. Surely her betrothed will repudiate her if she is no longer pure. And if all her efforts fail and she still ends up married to a horrid man until the end of her days, she will at least once have known true passion.

But James is not all he seems. He is, in fact, a wicked lord with a dark fancy. When Helena awakens his desire, he becomes determined to take everything she has to offer and more. No matter the cost.

2014 NTRWA Carolyn Reader Choice Award Winner

©2013 Sabrina York (P)2016 Audible, Inc.

The author and narrator ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

What a story! I wish I had read this story before I got married. Do couples actually do this kind of acts!?

Dusk not dark...

Quick paced light erotica woven into a sweet romance. Wonderful repartee, witty comebacks a plenty. Lots of spanking, but not darkly done. This book could have existed either with or without, but seems to fit perfectly in the middle of typical regency romance and erotica.
I assumed a narrator named Lottie Lush would be good at the sex scenes but not at the story but I was wrong. Pleasantly so. She did a excellent job!!

So, story good, narrator good, heated thoroughly and acceptably creditworthy although I got it with a kindle purchase total order price around $4.

Sex is the story

The story line was interesting unfortunately for me, I would rather the story be more developed, instead the sex was the story.

Quite enjoyable

Narration was great. Hot sex scenes. She annoyed me a couple times but wasn’t bad. I wish there was a little more of them falling in love, without cutting out sex scenes of course :) the dark duke is introduced in this book and I absolutely love him! I can’t wait to start book 2 which is his story.

Could be summed up with one paragraph!

What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?

Start all over and write a book leaving out 90% of the sex! I kept thinking a story would begin, but there never really was any substance from beginning to end. It was short but still a waste of time.

What was most disappointing about Sabrina York’s story?

Everything

Did Lottie Lush do a good job differentiating all the characters? How?

I suppose since there were only three characters that could be counted.

You didn’t love this book... but did it have any redeeming qualities?

Yes. It was short.