The Bachelor Duke

The Bachelor Series, Book 1

By: Cecilia Rene

Narrated by: Aaron Smith

The Bachelor Duke meets a beautiful, curvaceous lady.

Remington Warren, The Duke of Karrington, lives his life by the name society has thrust upon him. Having witnessed cruelty against the fairer sex with his own eyes, he vows never to marry to prevent himself from becoming like the monster who raised him. After 10 years of being The Bachelor Duke, his life is irrevocably changed when he sees Lady Olivia St. John across the ballroom floor.

Having lived a sheltered, pampered life, surrounded by her loving family, Lady Olivia St. John longs to know passion and love. She is beautiful, bold, and has a rather large dowry. According to society, she would be a diamond in the first water of this season if it wasn’t for her one flaw.

Will she find all she longs for and more in the arms of The Bachelor Duke, or will heartbreak be her demise?

©2020 Cecilia Rene (P)2021 Cecilia Rene

Even Better Than the Fabulous Book!

Wow. Wow. Wow. Aaron’s narration took this story to a higher level. I love the series (2 so far, hoping for more) so when I heard that an audiobook has been produced, I jumped right in and used my Audible credit! Did not disappoint! How Aaron reads Remington’s lines is better than I heard it in my head. He really brought these characters to life. Honestly, I liked it even better than Bridgerton and I loved that narration. If you’re a Regency Romance fan like me, hurry up and grab this one. I promise it will take you far away (in a good way).

Historical Romance

This was my first experience with this author's work. I thought the story was entertaining; however, there were times where it was repetitious too. I liked Remington Warren as his character's arc was great. I liked Lady Olivia St. John, but some of her actions didn't make sense to me. I thought Aaron Smith's narration was good, and his performance kept my attention. I was given a copy of the audiobook. I volunteered, without financial gain, to post this review which reflected my honest opinions regarding this audiobook.

Why was this sitting in my library unread?

Or should I say “not listened to”? I can only think that at the time the male narrator wasn’t the thing I was in the mood for. Because this was a good book!

The Duke

Excellent narration of this Historical story , really enjoyed listening to it . Well written book by Cecilia Rene