Miss Weston's Wager

Brides of Brighton, Book 4

By: Ashtyn Newbold

Narrated by: Katherine Anderson

A forgotten past, an impossible wager, and a second chance.

Despite her every effort, Harriett Weston cannot forget the boy she once loved—or the day she banished him from her life forever. Trapped in a wager with her matchmaking sister, she can no longer avoid William forever. She is required to endure three meetings with him, the beginnings of a courtship that could easily undo the determination of her carefully guarded heart.

Matters are further complicated when an opportunity arises for Harriett to go to London for the upcoming season, and William's return to Brighton leaves him injured and unable to remember his past. When Harriett is credited for saving his life, William is drawn to her, believing that she can help him unravel the mysteries of his lost memory. Even his lost memories of her.

When a wicked force tries to keep them apart, can Harriett and William overcome regret, find courage, and claim a second chance at love?

©2019 Ashtyn Newbold (P)2023 Tantor

Predictable

Predictable from the beginning until the end. Sorry I wasted my credit for the month.

Misunderstandings

Enjoyed the story, including the misunderstandings and unintended consequences. The MC are genuine and likable. Another good story by this author.

It’s Missing Something

I was eager to read the next book in the series. This book does not have the same appeal as the others.

Frustratingly Delightful!

It’s always hard to read stories where the female character ignores feelings of her heart to do what they think is right, but at the same time I love it because it makes for great endings. It also makes for great character growth as well. I absolutely recommend this book.

not Mary Sarah

I was incredibly disappointed after buying this book to find out that Mary Sarah had not read this one the narrator the chose to read this one has a whiny nasally voice that drove me absolutely insane I would not have purchased the book If I didn't realize that Catherine had done this book and I'm very disappointed that Catherine has done the second book after this one so there's that if you are Mary Sarah Fan do not buy this book as for the storyline it's very contrived the characters come across is very flat and it's not the best of the series