
Beautiful
The Beautiful Series, Book 10
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Narrated by:
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Grace Grant
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Sebastian York
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Jonathan Cole
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Jeremy York
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By:
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Christina Lauren
About this listen
The 10th work in the New York Times and number-one internationally best-selling series that started with Beautiful Bastard.
A new couple finds love, and the casts of the previous books join in to celebrate this series finale in the most Beautiful way possible.
©2016 Christina Hobbs and Lauren Billings. All rights reserved. (P)2016 Simon & Schuster, Inc. All rights reserved.Editor reviews
Editors Select, October 2016 - I was heartbroken to hear that my favorite romance series - Beautiful Bastard ("BB") by writing duo Christina Lauren - was coming to an end. Beautiful, the tenth and final book, features Jensen and Pippa, who, for better or worse, have both been shaped by breakups. After meeting on a plane, the two unexpectedly find themselves coupled off on a New England wine trip with some BB fan-favorite characters. Beautiful is the most relatable BB novel - it's easy to find yourself in Pippa's proclivity to embarrass herself and Jensen's work-related neuroses. Loyal fans are rewarded with sweet vignettes at the end of the novel from each couple in the series, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed that we haven't seen the last of them. Katie, Audible Editor
A nice finish.
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A little disappointing
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This final book brings the disillusioned and seemingly mismatched Jenson and Pippa together in a holiday romance/partners in crime story that has you cringing at the start but cheering for by the end. But the cherry on top has to be where all the Beautiful characters gather around Chloe and Bennet together in a great finale. Superb!!
Can’t get enough of Beautiful
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Would you consider the audio edition of Beautiful to be better than the print version?
Yes & noWho was your favorite character and why?
Jenson. I just connected more with him than PippaWhat does the narrators bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you had only read the book?
Love Sebastian York & Grace Grant are fantastic narrator'sDid you have an emotional reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
Laugh yesAny additional comments?
Not the best Beautiful book don't get me wrong I enjoyed it but it wasn't the best oneBeautiful finale
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I'm heartbroken to see the end of this fabulous series 😔every character and every story deserved 5* but if I had to choose a couple and two characters who will remain with me then Bennett and Chloe would definitely win the top prize .. the beautiful bastard and the beautiful bitch ' just brilliant'. Grace Grant and Sebastian York were outstanding on this and many of the series !!! I can see that I'll be revisiting the series again soon .. thank you Christina Lauren 👏🏻👏🏻
A beautiful story and The perfect epilogue
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Beautiful ending
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Her language is partly English but she uses Americanisms for words a girl who’s grown up in London and never lived elsewhere would not, even one with an American mother. Examples: purse, closet, solicitor (it means a lawyer in British English), suspenders (that’s the type of sexy lingerie Chloe wears). These are grating details, and would be easily fixed if Christina Lauren used an English proofreader for their English characters.
The greater problem for this audiobook is Grace Grant’s excruciating English accent. It’s painful. All over place and just plain wrong. It’s like listening to Dirk Van Dyke mangling a cockney accent in Mary Poppins. Seriously, US authors and publishers, if you’re going to use British characters, do it right. Jonathan Cole, for example, is perfect.
Fun story marred by poor British English and terrible accent
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