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A review by beyondevak
His Cinderella's One-Night Heir by Lynne Graham
3.0
Quick Summary: An opposites romance
My Review: His Cinderella’s One-Night Heir by Lynne Graham is a Harlequin Presents romance. It was published in 2019.
About the Book: A grumpy Italian billionaire meets a penniless English woman. They engage in a passionate night of relations, and she finds herself pregnant. They both catch feelings for one another, but for whatever reason, they choose not to communicate their hears. When one partner leaves, the other gives chase.
About the Characters: Even though both characters were, indeed, opposites, they both shared a dysfunctional past with their parents.
Audiobook Critique: It is so rare that I come across HqP audiobooks that I decided to take a chance on this one. I wish I had not. It was brutal. I only finished the book because I don’t like giving DNF (unless it is absolutely necessary). Anywho, this one was a hard listen. Why? Let me tell you. The accent used by the narrator for the MMC fluctuated between Italian, Romanian, and something else. It was so inconsistent. (I kid you not. Once, it had me thinking of Carpathians. (Yes, those!)
My Final Say: This one was trope rich, very predictable, and just ok. I bumped the score through a rounded lens.
Rating: 2.5/5
Recommend: +/-
Audience: A
#libraryfind
My Review: His Cinderella’s One-Night Heir by Lynne Graham is a Harlequin Presents romance. It was published in 2019.
About the Book: A grumpy Italian billionaire meets a penniless English woman. They engage in a passionate night of relations, and she finds herself pregnant. They both catch feelings for one another, but for whatever reason, they choose not to communicate their hears. When one partner leaves, the other gives chase.
About the Characters: Even though both characters were, indeed, opposites, they both shared a dysfunctional past with their parents.
Audiobook Critique: It is so rare that I come across HqP audiobooks that I decided to take a chance on this one. I wish I had not. It was brutal. I only finished the book because I don’t like giving DNF (unless it is absolutely necessary). Anywho, this one was a hard listen. Why? Let me tell you. The accent used by the narrator for the MMC fluctuated between Italian, Romanian, and something else. It was so inconsistent. (I kid you not. Once, it had me thinking of Carpathians. (Yes, those!)
My Final Say: This one was trope rich, very predictable, and just ok. I bumped the score through a rounded lens.
Rating: 2.5/5
Recommend: +/-
Audience: A
#libraryfind