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Trinity Lane Winslow feared everything and lived her life vicariously through others. She dreamed of the impossible, yearning to be the kind of woman men desired—especially Reid Addison.

Reid Addison feared nothing, except how the mousey little blonde daughter of his housekeeper made him feel.  Even though Trinity Winslow wasn’t his type, there was something intriguing about her.

Lord Ashton Archer lived a fairy tale life with property all over the world, was heir to a ducal dynasty, and had women fawning all over him. Anything a man could want, he obtained by the snap of his fingers.

By a twist of fate the three of them find their way into the same illicit world of the infamous Madam Jacqueline Claudette Rousseau. But will they find what each of them truly desires? Or will they always long for the forbidden?

Note: The Good Sister: Part One is a 2-book series. It is best read/listened to in order. 

Kay's Review

Holy Heavens! What have I just listened to? This is one hot, tantalising, spell-binding book. I love, love, love it. How can I not love this fabulous coming of age story of sexual and personal discovery and awareness.

Trinity is a girl who fears everything. She lives a very closed off life since tragedy struck. She survived but her father died that day and she has suffered from panic attacks every time she's outside or near strangers. When her family moves into a new estate working for the Addison family, she meets Reid. He is a man she dreams about and secretly loves but knows she's not the kind of girl that Reid wants. Reid doesn't do love and he likes sexy confident girls like her older sister. It doesn't stop her from falling in love with him or longing for him. When Reid travels to France she fears she's going to lose him forever so decides to take matters into her own hands. She travels to France where she meets Madame Jacqueline who teaches her to become the kind of woman men desire and where she meets Ashton.

This is a fabulous story and the narration by Kitty Barclay totally brings it alive and played out. I loved her crisp yet evocative voice. It's like listening to a live play. The story is told in Trinity's first person POV and you experience everything she experiences as the story unfolds. The characters are loveable and endearing, each of their actions believable. Dare I say this is hot, hot, hot! I loved witnessing Trinity's transformation from mouse to butterfly.

I'm really loving listening to audiobooks. I can listen anywhere, while making dinner or doing other chores with my headphones plugged in. Please tell me the audiobook for part two is ready because I need to listen to it. Soonest. Best book by this author in my opinion.