Reforming Lord Ragsdale

By: Carla Kelly

Narrated by: Dianna Graham

"“Don’t cry, Emma,” he said.

“I’m not crying,” she murmured, attempting to wipe away the tears.

“Thank goodness for that,” he replied, keeping his tone light. “ ’Pon my word, Emma, I hope you are worth five thousand pounds.”

The infamous Lord Ragsdale is as rich as sin, as sinful as he is rich, and as heartless as he is handsome. But after he saves Emma from a life of indentured servitude and shame, Emma decides that it is her personal duty to save him from his wicked ways.

Step one — stop his drinking, his gaming, and his wild revelry.

Step two — make him break up with his mistress, the superbly sensual Fae Moullé, and transform him into a suitable suitor for the ideal wife that prim and proper Lady Clarissa Partridge would be.

Step three — don’t fall in love with him.

Best-selling author Carla Kelly proves once again that love, transformation, and spontaneity are the best ingredients for an exquisite romance.

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What an Intriguing Story

The text was well written and engaging. The characters were very developed. Lord Ragsdale was pretty clever and Emma kept him on his toes.. The writing style was consistent and the exposition didn't slow the plot overly much. I would definitely recommend that you make this purchase. You won't be disappointed.

Intriguing and full of real concern for others. And love.

My first time to read Carla Kelley. Delightful. Intriguing and full of transformation and concerned love.

Superb

Amazing Amazing Amazing. The characters makes me wish this book will never end. This is a must listen

Lovely

A slow burn from enemies to friends to lovers, it can’t get better than than.

Very enjoyable!

Entertaining tale. Great narration. I really enjoy Carla Kelly's writing. The H & h histories revealed slowly but story never boring. Long standing prejudices between the main characters reversed. Side characters were entertaining.. Heroine is bright and used what power she had to her advantage. Both main characters were likable and relatable. .