Wedding of the Season

Abandoned at the Altar, Book 1

By: Laura Lee Guhrke

Narrated by: Anne Flosnik

Lady Beatrix Danbury had always known she would marry William Mallory. She'd loved him forever, and she'd never doubted he loved her, too. But when she made him choose between their life together or his lifelong dream, Will chose the latter...and left two weeks before their wedding.

Will has no illusions that Beatrix would welcome him back with open arms, but six years did not dim his love or desire for her. The only problem is, she's about to marry someone else. Someone safe and predictable... the complete opposite of Will. But can he stop the wedding of the season and win Beatrix back, or is it just too late?

©2011 Laura Lee Guhrke (P)2011 Tantor

Critic reviews

"[Guhrke] takes the concept of a second chance at love to a new level and creates a deep-sigh romance that wins hearts and minds." ( Romantic Times)

No, not for me...

Duke who waisted all his inheritance ( 100k £ approximately 12£ million pounds in today’s money) and comes back to England to beg for more money from his friends to finance his hobby is not my idea of romantic hero. What is the point of poor Duke.....totally useless less than beta hero...

Just okay.

Is there anything you would change about this book?

I would have made Will and Beatrix contemplate their past decisions a lot less.

If you’ve listened to books by Laura Lee Guhrke before, how does this one compare?

This is my the first time I've listened to or read anything by Laura Lee Guhrke.

What aspect of Anne Flosnik’s performance would you have changed?

Anne Flosnik isn't my favorite narrator as she can get carried away a bit, but she did okay with this story.

Do you think Wedding of the Season needs a follow-up book? Why or why not?

There is a second book in the series, which I plan on listening too. I've read the reviews for the second book and it's supposed to be very good.

Was a delightful listen

I really enjoyed the story. It was fun it was light. It had enough passion and excitement and the narrator did a great job bringing the characters to life.

Well…..:

I read a review that was poor and accepted it. After all the plot didn’t seem impressive. I LOVED it! LOVED, LOVED, LOVED it‼️

The Duke was disappointing

The heroine should’ve married her perfectly pleasant fiancé —he was a much better catch than the Duke who left her to follow his risky expensive dream.