Friday, September 16, 2022

✱✱Audio Book Review✱✱ His Forbidden Bride by Theodora Taylor

 

His Forbidden Bride: 50 Loving States, West Virginia
The Very Bad Fairgoods, Book 2
By: Theodora Taylor
Narrated by: Clementine Dove

I know everything about him...except who he really is.

When a shockingly sexy amnesia patient shows up at my hospital, he flips my heart switch on like no one ever has before.

Now I'm happier than I've ever been and seriously considering a future with someone who doesn't have a past. But when the shocking truth about his real identity finally comes out...

Discover what happens next in this scorching hot romance. Perfect for listeners who like their alpha heroes sexy, mysterious, and rough as hell. Guaranteed, you won't be able to listen fast enough.

Listeners note: His Forbidden Bride is the second book in The Very Bad Fairgoods Series but can be listened to as a hot and dark stand-alone.

Momma Says: 4 stars⭐⭐⭐⭐

I've read/listened to a few of Theodora Taylor's 50 Loving States books, and I listened to the first The Very Bad Fairgoods story. Off the top of my head, I've listened to a shifter romance (a time-traveling shifter at that), a ghostly paranormal romance, and a couple of Fairgood romances, and they all have one thing in common - they have twists I didn't see coming, twists that make my jaw drop in surprise because surely Taylor didn't go THERE, right? Wrong! She definitely goes there. Now, in the case of His Forbidden Bride, I have to say I was not only surprised, I was shocked. Really shocked. In fact, I'm still not sure how I feel about one twist in particular, so in the interest of remaining spoiler free, I'll just leave it there and talk about how sweet this romance was. It was sexy, too, of course, but these two are so sweet together. Both have secrets, but hers is a lot more fun than his. I didn't see it coming either, but it turned out to be kind of relevant to our times. And I just loved Nitra's family. Clementine Dove narrates this one, and I've come to expect really good things from her. She always delivers a great performance, and this time is no different. The emotion, the sarcastic wit, the sass, the love - it all comes through in her narration. This story may be over the top and a stretch in the believability department, but there's no shortage of feels, and this pair does generate a fair amount of steam. So, taken for what it is - a fun fictional tale - it deserves some leeway in the amount of suspension of disbelief, and it makes for a thought-provoking story. 

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