The Chase audiobook

Originally Posted At Addicted To RomanceBlake Sherwell, knows how to charm any woman. From his time in the King's court, he can make any woman smile and come to his bed. When he goes up to Scotland, he is expecting to find his future bride to be, sitting at home waiting for him....well this bride isn't the waiting on a man type of woman. Seonaid Dunbar, lost her mother at a young age, and was raised by her father and brother, and learned everything they know. From swordplay to hunting, she dresses in Braies, rides a horse astride, and can fight just as good as any other solider. So when she hears that her fiancee is finally coming up to claim her when he is ten years late, she has little patience for him, and wishes to be rid of him. So she and her cousin, run away and head to a convent. Blake isn't a happy camper when he learns of his fiancee's fleeing him, so he chases her and she is more determined than he gave her credit for. Now he must woo her in a way he has never courted a woman before, will his intelligence match her wits and will Seonaid decide to choose to trust in the one man whose kisses blow her over and make her feel in ways she never has experienced...The Chase is by far one of my favorite novels from this author, especially her historical romances. After falling in love with her paranormals, I have been wanting to give more of her historical romances a try. And boy does The Chase come out on top as a winner in my book. One of the best books I have read so far this year, so good that I stayed up all night reading it!! That is a rare occurrence, since I adore my beauty sleep. So I do love that one book that keeps you from your rest, but you don't care because the story is so good. First off I want to say that this couple was so entertaining from the first page, I knew I would have quite a fun time reading it. Blake Sherwell, has such a commanding presence, and I loved his confidence, although it tends to get him in trouble quite a bit, with Seonaid at the helm of the ship called Trouble and Strife. Now Seonaid is one unique heroine,she has spirit, independence, a will of iron, and a fighter. I loved how she can fight like a man, but still has many feminine qualities that made her into a winner of a package.At the beginning Blake and Seonaid are at odds--with Blake chasing and Seonaid constantly harming him in one way or another and running. But you see that once Seonaid starts to slowly form a trust with Blake, that their relationship really kicks off at full speed. I find that I couldn't help myself into being held captive by this story and the beautiful and tender love story that builds. The only downside to the story is some of the language, tends to throw the reader off a bit at the beginning, but once you get fully into the story, you adjust and then you barely notice it.A charming highland romance to captivate your attention, a tale to remind you of the magic of historical romance, a exquisite love story full of enchanting characters and a richly filled emotional tale to pull you in! PURE BLISS IN EVERY PAGE!!

** spoiler alert ** Hero was engaged to the heroine when she was a child but when she turned 16 he never came for her. He was sowing his wild oats and was kind of a manwhore. The king finally tells him when the heroine is 24 that it is time to get her. He goes after her but she is a warrior and very good at it. She leads him a merry dance and he is trying to catch her. He falls for her then. There were some very funny parts. I did enjoy them even though I wasn't a big fan of the hero. They marry. At one point, he gets hurt and the heroine happens to meet two of his ex mistresses/skanks and they are both blonde and beautiful and feminine and so while he's in a coma she starts trying to be a lady and when he wakes up he is mad. He liked her the way she was. The one had thing about this story is the ending leaves you hanging and I have no idea what happens to Rolfe and lady Helen. There are only three books in this series so now I have to go see if I missed that part. Her betrothed was trying to kill her and off they go back to England and then it's the end! I hope Rolfe has a story. I love him! LoL. I love this author but this book was good but not great in my opinion. I did laugh and I stayed up late to finish it though. And this is my second read. I still couldn't put it down.

Funny! It tickles the silly side of me lol! I never laugh as much for too long now and this book's author just brought it out of me again... This book's heroine and her cousin also reminded me of Xena and her sidekick ... The heroine tall, dark hair, blue eyes and a bit muscular yet still has feminine curve and her cousin small, blonde and pretty! Hoooowaaa they give me an impression of Xena and Gabrielle! And just like Xena's quote in the image, our heroine certainly didn't give up! She tried to escape her wedding again and again and again and every time she does I can't help but laugh out LOUD... Well I can't blame her reason, she was hurt and feeling humiliated with the hero's continuous negligence ... I adore her for that, the bitterness of her situation didn't weaken her instead it strengthen her ....My complain is just that it didn't have epilogue T.T (the usage of new terms and words are so funny instead of irritating so I let it pass)

4.5* A very enjoyable bookThis book just full of fun, and excitement...If you look at the summary it is truly funny with 'merry-chase around' theme, the 'Groom to be' chase his 'Bride to be', and she run away, and run away, and run away again...^^Lynsay Sands is great, I feel never a boring moment in this book.Also with nice tension & lovely love-scene add the sweetness in the story.

Quite an enjoyable re-read, as I always felt Lynsay Sands's earlier medievals were the crowning height of humorous writing. But what happened to Lord Rolfe and Lady Helen? There is no mention of such a critical plot-driving character after she disappears down the secret passage. At least let us know

A great ending to the series. It brings you back to the start with all three couples, plus a couple others. While the story was mainly about Blake’s chase of Seonaid, Little George also found love after the tragedy of his wife’s murder in the first book, and old Angus, Seonaid and Duncan’s father, found love again. A fun read with characters you can’t help but like.

Such a funny read! I really enjoyed reading the story of Seonaid and Blake! Seonaid's shenanigans had me chuckling and I'm so happy they found their happily-ever-after!

I enjoyed this charming historical romance set in Scotland.The hero was handsome with a heart of gold and the heroine was beautiful and feisty. Seonaid was trained as a warrior and she wasn't going to sit tight and get ‘caught’ by the handsome “English devil” she’d been promised to.There is a lot of chasing going on in this book - I was glad when Seonaid decided to stop running!Thank you to @avonbooks for this #gifted copy of The Chase by Lynsay Sands.

Lynsay Sands is an awesome author and I love her books. This book here was no exception. A couple that was bethroded to each other since they was young and never met each other. Now the groom has showen up finally and now the bride to be is leasing him on a chase to capture her and when he does they begin by arguing with each other and giving each other a hard time. When he does finally merries her and they are going to be going to his home and meet his family her life is in danger or is it him that is in danger. After he gets stabbed and they go to his best friend's home and things get done will her recover or will the new bride loose her husband after only a few days?

The Deed #3 The Chase By Lynsay Sands is the last book in this highly entertaining series. Since the name of the book is enough of a spoiler, I will not go any further into the plot, but I will say that besides getting two for the price of one, you also get to revisit characters from both the previous books. Enjoy!BTW… I would really like to know whatever happened to Lady Helen and Lord Rolfe?Read:February 27, 2020 – Kindle Edition

** spoiler alert ** 3.5 stars. For this one I listened to an audiobook, so keep that in mind as I review. Sands makes great comfort reads. This story was very engaging and got me through my work week. I loved that the heroine got to remain who she was, and her tomboy ways were celebrated.There is one moment in the book that was inconsequential to the narrative that maybe someone should consider taking out. It was when one of Blake’s former lovers was said to kind of deserve are abuse I’ve husband because she is mean. That definitely took me out the fantasy of the story.