Are you seeing similar things in your wardrobe for quite a long time? Or are you repeating your outfits every once in a while lately? If you've got an answer in yes, you definitely need some good additions in your closet! A slight add up in work wear, a bit in your party wear and some casuals too, shop for all of them to get sorted for your weekdays and weekends together. Top Vouchers Code won’t let you spend hours thinking about which stores to hook up to for this as it lists down some of the superlatives for you below.

Jaded London

An extremely fascinating fashion store it is that showcases a mesmerizing cluster of products for both men and women. Here you’ll find amazing dresses, skirts, trousers, tops, playsuits, swimwear, jackets, t-shirts, shorts, and a lot more. They don’t ever let you put on some boring pieces and so come up with a bright and lively set of merchandise every time. Shop for any of their products using Jaded London voucher codes at massive reductions.

Dandy Fellow

The makers at this outlet believe in comfort more than anything else and so this one is the best for those who reckon the same. Showcased here are fabulous shirts, polo shirts, tracksuits, blazers, coats, jackets, sweatshirts, jeans, chinos, leggings, hoodies and much more. You can also buy comfy footwear from some of the top rated brands here at marked offs. Use Dandy Fellow discount codes to avail them!

Lady V London

Taking you back into the old times, this store brings to you some super beautiful collections tying a tinge of vintage in it. They agree to the fact that fashion should be accessible to everyone and so they’ve become a master in producing plus size apparel. You can buy a bundle of fine dresses from vintage floral, pencil, polka dots, Dorothy and other collections. Order above £75 and have your hands on Lady V London free delivery codes to recieve your orders free of cost.

Jeff Banks

Landing with everything exclusively for men, this store never stays back in making them feel special. They encompass a great stack of products for them including shirts in various styles, t-shirts, jumpers, jeans, suits, blazers, coats and several others. You can also go for some exquisite accessories and shoes taking in ties, belts, cufflinks, hats and what not! Latch on to Jeff Banks sitewide promo codes to stay in your budget while shopping.

Jon Richard

Making your dresses much more attractive, this astonishing store compliments them with its luxurious stockpile of jewellery. They let you have necklaces, anklets, bracelets, brooches, bangles, earrings, tiaras, rings, matching sets and a load of other stuff. You can also get made some personalized jewellery here. Hold up on Jon Richard promotional codes and shop your heart out at discounted rates.

Lenstore

Those who struggle with their weak eyesights every day will agree on how glasses ruin their looks at the important events every time! Lenstore, therefore, suggests you to have your pair of lenses made by them to ease it all off. Besides contact lenses, you can also buy sunglasses and accessories from here using Lenstore promo codes and save a whopping amount. Crawl up here today and get your vision cleared!

Jaded is an inspiration. Honor and Zane are not victims, but survivors. From ugliness blooms beauty. Tess Thompson shines a light on subjects that many choose to ignore. She tackles heartbreak with the strength and grace of a snowflake. The impact lives on, but never defines. There will be tears, but out of the sorrow is where the hope begins. Thus the healing power of love.

Picking up shortly after the conclusion of Thomas, Matthew opens with Thomas’s sister Theresa and her daughter Pricilla taking care of his estate while Thomas is away on his honeymoon travels. Running into difficulties with a mare, Theresa calls on Thomas’s neighbor, Matthew. Both Theresa and Matthew are lonely soles (she spending 8 years in self-inflicted exile, he the widower magistrate with bothersome in laws), and the pair strike an early friendship.

Following the mold of the preceding book, Matthew tells the tale of an unconventional woman who defies the times and a jaded gentleman who discovers a new joy in life with the help of the right woman. I like Theresa a lot. I like that despite the hardship of her past and the unkindness of her brother, her only living relative, she remains kind-hearted and gentle. Matthew is a true gentleman who recognizes the wrongs places upon Theresa, and defends her every action to both her brother and to Theresa. Through his love, she learns to accept her own faults and appreciate the person she’s become. 

The only real negative I had was with Priscilla, who is mostly lovely and an excellent supporting character. However, the author shares a few sections from her point of view, and she is entirely too astute for to be an eight-year-old. Although her observations are spot on, I just didn’t like that they came from an eight-year-old.

Once again, Mr. Langton provides the narration for the tale. His voices, expressions, and characterizations have become familiar and enjoyable. His cadence is well-suited for the slower-paced and historically-set romance. 

Even though Matthew is the second book in the Jaded Gentlemen series, it’s the third title I’ve listened to, and I continue to enjoy the titles. The book was delightful and lovely. I like that Theresa and Matthew find love early on, and it’s solving the mystery that delays the HEA.

My Rating: B+

Narration: B+

Thomas Jennings arrives at his newly acquired estate to discover his steward has been absent for two years, leaving his more than capable daughter, Loris, to fill the roll. However, with discontent among the staff, Thomas makes changes immediately, and now someone is causing mischief on his property, leaving the unprepared Thomas dependent on Loris’s knowledge and advice.

Loris Tanner enjoys her position as steward despite the hard work because she loves the land. She’s comforted to realize the new owner is reasonable and plans to keep her on in her role. However, neither Loris nor Thomas planned on the growing attraction that draws the pair together.

Even though Thomas is the first book in the Jaded Gentlemen series, it’s the second I’ve listened to. Now that I am familiar the author’s voice and storytelling, along with the narrator’s style and vocalization, it all fell into place. I adore Thomas and Loris. I love that both are unconventional for the time. She is a strong female who uses her smarts and wit. She’s happy running the land, doing a man’s job… and she’s mostly accepted, which is not something that would have happened. Likewise, Thomas is kind and generous. He values not only Loris’s opinions but the word of all his honorable employees. He gives Loris time and comfort, recognizing that she has been hurt and needs to be in charge of her own life. 

The narration by Mr. Langton is comforting. His voices are soothing and familiar. While none of the characters stand out, each is just different enough that every character is unique and distinguishable from the next. While he never quite comes off as a woman, his female voices are appropriate and feminine. 

Even though the story takes place only over the course of a couple months, Thomas is sweeping and almost epic in nature due to the methodical approach to both the romance and the mystery of who is behind the sabotage. I like that story gives equal footing to the romance, the mystery, and the development of the two main characters. Overall, Thomas is a delightful listen.

My Rating: A-

Narration: A-

Bachelor Sir Jack - not a rake, and a fine gentleman, is dreading the impending visit of his mother - a woman he can never please. She’s going to be staying with him for a few months after the holidays and he’s at wit’s end. His household staff isn’t gelling, and he’s worried what will happen. He seeks advice from his friends, the Belmonts, who instead give him a solution. They offer their own Miss Madeline Hennessey to be his mother’s companion and help straighten out affairs. 

Madeline doesn’t want to leave her post with the Belmonts - she’s worried that the newly married widow and his wife, whom she adores, will discover her services are no longer needed. However, the coin is too good to pass up. Soon, she has Jack’s household running smoothly, she’s assisting Jack in solving the mystery of a petty theft spree, and falling for the man she never wanted.

I simply adored Jack and the slow-burn romance that develops between Jack and Madeline. Both strong individuals, the pair are quite equally matched, both kind and compassionate, and not of the norm for the time period. They are very attracted to one another, both in mind and body. Knowing nothing could ever come of their dalliances, the indulge in scandalous behaviors, drawing them both further into true feelings of love.

This is the first historical romance I’ve listened to via audiobook, so I don’t know if the performance by Mr. Langton is typical. At first I found it a little awkward, unsure if it’s only the narrator or if it’s also the writing style, but the story came off like a tale from long ago being shared with me by an wise, old man. After a while, I became used to Mr. Langton’s performance, enjoying the variety of voices he uses for the characters. While I never felt that he put me into the story or that he became the characters, I did enjoy sitting back and listening to him spin the tale.

Jack is a wonderful tale about an honorable man and a worthy woman finding love. Jack and Madeline make a great pair. Right from the start, we witness how well they understand one another and how they make the other a better person. Working together to solve mysteries - whether they are solving crimes or domestic issues - the pair are unstoppable. 

My Rating: B+

Narration: B+