How to Entice an Earl
by:
Manda Collins (author)
How to Entice an EarlManda CollinsLady Madeline Essex is the last of the unwed “ducklings” in her family—and by far the most outspoken. But when she boldly enters London’s most notorious gaming house in search of fodder for her novel, even her sharp tongue can’t save her from the horrible crime...
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How to Entice an EarlManda CollinsLady Madeline Essex is the last of the unwed “ducklings” in her family—and by far the most outspoken. But when she boldly enters London’s most notorious gaming house in search of fodder for her novel, even her sharp tongue can’t save her from the horrible crime she stumbles upon there. As luck would have it, first on the scene is the last man she wants to see her vulnerable. The one man who could tempt her heart…Christian Monteith, the new Earl of Gresham, isn’t much for card rooms and gaming hells. But as a favor to his former commanding officer, he's investigating a gamester for espionage on the night that Maddie ventures in looking more enticing than he's ever seen her. Suddenly, his feelings for his friend aren't so friendly anymore. And when her curiosity brings the impetuous novelist to the attention of a madman, Christian will stop at nothing to protect her—from a sinister plot that is far more dangerous than any stolen kiss…
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Format: mass market paperback
ISBN:
9780312549268 (0312549261)
Publish date: January 29th 2013
Publisher: St. Martin's Paperbacks
Pages no: 336
Edition language: English
Series: Ugly Ducklings (#3)
Is it Gresham or Monteith?Does he have blue eyes or green?Is Linton Maddie's older or younger brother?These are just the editing mistakes I caught and drove me crazy. Maybe the author's style is just not for me but this was a completely lukewarm boring characters formulaic story. When a woman charac...
Had to stop at around chapter 5. Really didn't like Maddie.
Reviewed for Night Owl Reviews.I'm sad to see the series come to an edit. I loved all the books in the series and their heroines, Cecily, Juliet and Maddie. But I think Maddie is my favorite, since she didn't bow down to her mother, father or society when it came to doing what she felt was right. ...
Another very pleasant read by Manda Collins. She writes Regency with a light, enjoyable tough. Nicely sensual, and very steeped in the period. Good romance.Reviewed for Affaire de Coeur.com for the February Issue: http://affairedecoeur.com.
Lady Madeline is on the hunt for information for her novel and isn’t afraid to push the boundaries of society to do that. She convinces her brother to take her along to one of the most notorious hells in London. Little does Madeline know that this night won’t be like anything she’s ever experience...