Exploring Eloisa James

[Lea's Audiobooks]

I can't say Eloisa James is a favorite in print or audio as I have just started listening to her this year. And I haven't read a single book - only listened. I loved When Beauty Tamed the Beast while The Duke is Mine was a failure. I'm really on the fence about Your Wicked Ways. What are your thoughts about her work in general and her audiosbooks?
She now has 15 audio titles. I was excited about that selection after listening to When Beauty Tamed the Beast but now I'm wondering...

[Angie]

I loved "When Beauty Tamed the Beast" in print and audio. I read somewhere that this book was a departure for her, that her writing was very different from all of her other books. Her books always seemed rather wordy to me so I never wanted to try any. I have a bunch of hers on my audible wish list but have been hesitating to get any more. I will be anxious to hear what others have to say, especially about her other books narrated by Susan Duerden.

[Brittany B.]

Lea it was your review for the column that caused me to listen to James' When Beauty Tamed the Beast. I really liked it, but A Kiss at Midnight was one of my all-time favorites. It was madly in love with the ending. In the last 4-5 months, Sinful by Charlotte Featherstone is the only historical I enjoyed quite as much.
Also I didnt finish The Duke is Mine. But I liked what I read of it- 60%. It's on my to-finish shelf.
I haven't read her books in print. I am a very big fan of Susan Deurdan.
Ive gotten the opinion a lot of historical romance fans arent wild about her, but I've seriously enjoyed what I've read/listened to so far.

I have two of the Duchess books. I will listen soon and leave my feedback.