Mistaken Identities and Romance in The Wrong Lady Meets Lord Right

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The Wrong Lady Meets Lord Right by Suzanne Allain (Dec. 3, 2024) Thank you, @berkleyromance and @prhaudio, for the #gifted advanced digital and audio copies of this utterly delightful regency rom-com! #berkleypartner #prhaudioinfluencer

Arabella and Lady Isabelle are more like sisters than cousins. Raised together under the harsh and demeaning rule of Lady Strickland, they’ve endured years of societal expectations and constant judgment. But when Lady Strickland dies unexpectedly, the cousins are, for the first time, free to embrace their own desires during their year of mourning.

For Arabella, this newfound freedom means escaping the constant ridicule of her ignoble birth. For Isabelle, it’s a chance to indulge in her love of reading without the pressure to marry. But their peace is short-lived when Isabelle’s great-aunt insists they come to London for Isabelle’s debut season. Isabelle, in poor health and dreading the marriage market, devises a clever scheme: Arabella, who loves society and dancing, will take her place.

What follows is a whirlwind London season filled with mistaken identities, witty banter, and unexpected romance. As Arabella and Isabelle navigate their switched roles, they each discover new strengths, confront their fears, and find love in the most surprising places.

This book is so joyful! The banter and lighthearted comedic action are perfectly balanced, making it an utterly charming and engaging read. The friendship between Arabella and Isabelle is the heart of the story, and their love interests are just as endearing and well-matched. Suzanne Allain has crafted a regency romp that’s as smart as it is sweet.

The audiobook, narrated by Elizabeth Knowelden, is an absolute delight at just under seven hours. Knowelden’s sharp comedic timing and lively narration bring the characters and humor to life, making it a highly entertaining listen.

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