THE LADY MOST LIKELY . . . A Novel in Three Parts

Rosalyn Landor’s gentle British accent serves as the perfect backdrop for this three-in-one Regency romance. Each of the three authors contributed one section of this romance to form one complete novel, and Landor delivers their efforts with a uniform cadence, weaving together the differing styles into one seamless narration. When the Earl of Briarly decides to take a wife, he turns to his sister to compile a list of the most eligible ladies, an act that leads to comedy and romance at a country house party. Landor uses a clear, high-pitched voice for the young ladies and gives more textured and mature voices to the matrons and chaperones. For the gentlemen, especially the earl, Landor uses deep, gruff voices that match their masculine personalities. E.N. © AudioFile 2011, Portland, Maine [Published: MAY 2011]