Yvonne Goes to York

The Traveling Matchmaker, Book 6

By: M. C. Beaton

Narrated by: Helen Lisanti

The shy Miss Yvonne Grenier, a beautiful fugitive of the French Revolution, is quite terrified when a dangerous enemy boards her stage to York. Luckily, Miss Hannah Pym is also on board. Ever the matchmaker, Miss Pym sees the answer to Yvonne's plight in the hands and heart of another passenger - the Marquis of Ware. Handsome and tailored to perfection, the marquis' birth and fortune are armor enough to defend Yvonne. Although the girl is of the French bourgeoisie and below him, Miss Pym is certain that Yvonne's Gallic graces and quick-witted tongue have more than piqued his interest. Miss Pym will propose a plan that enlists the Marquis' aid - and soon he will be proposing! After all, a maiden in distress is irresistable - even to a confirmed bachelor!

©1992 Marion Chesney (P)2012 AudioGO

Nice End

Had me worried... but I liked how things ended. Interesting that this series ended without tying in the other books more.

A bit of a spoiler:

I wish the author had brought the various couples from the previous books back into the story (which with this book being longer and the final in the series, would have been easy enough to do). Most if not all wanted Miss Pymm at their wedding so surely they would have been more than happy to be there for her HEA.

Very satisfying conclusion to a truly enjoyable series!

Another wonderful Hanna Pym adventure! Wonderfully and satisfyingly wraps up the series! I’ll be reading more by this author!!

What a refreshing series

I loved this entire series. MC Beaton does not disappoint!!! Hannah Pym is a wonderful heroine!

Wonderful series

I loved this series! M. C. Beaton never disappoints. The brave and proper Miss Pimm with her quirky footmam take the reader on fun and gripping adventures. The narrator breathes life into these books and makes it a joy to listen!

Sad to see it end.

I smiled at the end, in sheer joy at how this talented author brought together a series that never let go of my imagination. I sighed because I felt like I knew the characters as friends, and I will miss them.

To me, the feelings experienced by the reader are the measure of great writing. M.C. Beaton, I am awed by your skill at weaving tales. Thank you.

This series, especially the final book, will remain in my heart for a very long time.