A nurse and a prince, a very odd combination during that time period or even during the 21st century, yet this author works her non-stop magic to bring us into the past, make us believe in miracles and swoon over ever stage of the story. Now if that's not enough to grab your interest, consider this author weaves medical events in with authentic history and massive amounts of research. I so admire and love these stories that I wait with baited breath for the next story to arrive in my box. As soon as it happens, I drop everything, just to take the time to sit absorb, immerse myself and feel all the emotions so powerfully written into all these stories. Don't miss out on this fantastic series. This story can stand alone, but I promise you once you have read this one, you will crave the others!

Another good story in this series. I have enjoyed Wendy's character throughout, so it was good she finally got her story. Telling this story simultaneously with Thea's story got me lost a little which detracted from a 5 rating. The author does an outstanding job of providing details and developing plot. She is amazing!

Another great instalment. These two just pine for each other. Love the interactions of all the other characters. Well worth a read. Love the identification of the sound that seduction makes.

This was my first Sara Adrien book, and I went in not knowing what to expect.

Wendy Folsham is a nurse at 87 Harley Street. She’s well-respected and good at what she does. Prince Stan von Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen has spent his life shielding others, even as he brings them into danger’s way by virtue of who he is.

Not having read the others in the series first, I felt this worked well as a standalone, however my enjoyment would probably have been heightened if I’d read in order. I loved the found family aspect, and I found myself very invested in the secondary characters. Adrien’s writing style is poetic, and the book had some light steam after a slow burn. The conflict was mostly external, with our villain Baron von List. He’s one you really love to hate.

I read this in one day, as I was captivated by the story. I couldn’t my put it down. There was a good mix of romance and some light humor to balance the danger from the villain. All in all an enjoyable read, and I’ll be reading more from Sara Adrien.

I received an ARC of this title from NetGalley. All opinions are my own.

I have enjoyed the Miracles on Harley Street series this past year. It combines my fondness for medical plotlines and historical romances. These characters are so sweet towards their partners, making the dreaminess go off the charts. I've liked most of the books, even if the orthopedist's story was a bit lackluster. The Sound of Seduction focuses on Nurse Wendy and Prince Stan. Stan is so not a romantic name but I was willing to overlook it for his charming characteristics. It's a bit of a forbidden romance considering she's an average citizen and he's Transylvanian royalty. Baby, you've got a crush on Dracula!

The Sound of Seduction was a really darling romance. Wendy and Stan were so lovely together that I was rooting for them from the beginning. They had temperaments that paired well, destined for success. He encouraged her often and supported her job as a nurse. The only elements I didn't care for were the political turmoil and the villain constantly sabotaging Harley Street. Other than the main sources of conflict, this book was wonderful. Who wouldn't want their very own Prince Charming, even if his name is Stan?

This book was so sweet and I'm really looking forward to the next installment featuring the dentist, Felix. Although I'm not the biggest fan of Second Chance Romance, I'm willing to make an exception for this series. If only the doctors of Harley Street would set up a second branch in my part of town!

Though still rather wordy over their feelings, this story had me glued to the pages. Stan is so in love with Wendy, it just oozes off the pages. The scene of their first kiss is well worth reading this whole story! Her old bedroom scene is quite hilarious and Baron List is still quite an issue. How Wendy saved the day was beautifully written and I really can’t wait for the Baron to get his due. I thoroughly enjoyed this story, even with the over described emotions and can’t wait to see what will happen in the next story. Sad we have to wait for the Prince and Wendy’s wedding though:(

I received this story for free and these are my own opinions

I would like to thank Netgalley and Dragonblade Publishing for a free copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.

This was a little slow at times but a good addition to the series. I loved that the heroine was a nurse as it’s not common in histrom.

I have not met a Regency-era romance that I disliked, and this is no different. Sara Adrien is a master.