The Dangers of Doing Good

Arrangements, Book 4

By: Rebecca Connolly

Narrated by: Jessica Elisa Boyd

The road to love is paved with good intentions.

Life had never been particularly kind to Annie Ramsey. She was poor, uneducated, and without any prospects except misery and pain at the hands of her brother, or whomever he decides she ought to marry. But when a handsome, kind stranger offers her another way, she must decide if she is brave enough to change her situation or if she dares to hope for more.

Duncan Bray could not resist the urge to help the young woman he found in the wintery chill of Yorkshire, feeling driven to save her from the dismal life she lived. Taking her to London and introducing her to a new life there would provide opportunities for her beyond what she ever could have imagined. But he never dreamed how this particular good deed would change everything for him as well.

©2016 Rebecca Connolly (P)2018 Rebecca Connolly

The dangers of doing good

I’m loving this series so much. It has everything from humor, drama, love, and much more. The narrating is very well done. I was so drawn into the characters lives in this series. I’m so glad I chose to read them.

The beauty within causes tears.

Remarkable, simply remarkable. I don’t wish to make my life comparable but it certainly makes me feel as if I wrote a book about my life and wedding day, It would sound spot on to this one.

I enjoyed every second of this story it's so good!

I listened to this everyday as often as I could util the book finished. I love the moment when Dunkin and Anni have their first kiss. I bet anyone who reads this would want to get a guy just like Dunkin or any of his friends 😘. I also want to say that the narrating was impeccable, she kept you engaged every second of the book!

Unique bond between the families

This is an engaging book with an impressive and interesting group of loyal friendships and family. The writing is good, and I look forward to more in the series. I wish I hadn't had to suspend my sense of disbelief at the end that she could spring back so easily. And the dialogue at the end of the epilogue seemed inappropriate as well. There is no PTSD in a fairy tale?

Most exciting and steamy yet!

As book 4 of the series, I was pleasantly surprised that this probably the most exciting and steamy of the series yet!

I’ll forgive Connolly for skipping some of the regency etiquette of the time in order to deliver a more flirtatious and exhilarating romance. The characters were sweet and compelling, and the storyline had the perfect climax.

As usual, the narrator delivered perfectly!