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erinarkin20 's review for:
Not Just Any Earl
by Anna Bradley
I loved this book! From the characters to the story, this is well written and a page turning story because you'll definitely want to see what happens next for all involved.
With a scandal relegating them to the country, Emmaline (our heroine) never expected to be spending any time with the Ton but when a wager puts her and one of her sisters right into the midst of the Season, things start to get interesting.
Jonathan Parrish is the hero of this book and he has decided that this is the Season he will marry. We find out really quickly that he is expected to marry the diamond of the season but he is having serious doubts. When at a ball, he finds himself distracted by someone he has had a relationship with in the past, and hunts her down in a dark, secluded room and decides to kiss her. Things quickly turn as he realizes she isn't the lady he thought her to be and when the mystery lady runs without showing her face, he's motivated to find her to protect her reputation.
I enjoyed both characters and I thought how Bradley brought them together but also moved the story along. I'm definitely interested in the next book of the series and don't even really know what it will entail yet. If you're looking for a new HR series to begin, definitely consider picking this one up.
Thank you to the publisher and Netgalley for the copy in exchange for an honest review.
With a scandal relegating them to the country, Emmaline (our heroine) never expected to be spending any time with the Ton but when a wager puts her and one of her sisters right into the midst of the Season, things start to get interesting.
Jonathan Parrish is the hero of this book and he has decided that this is the Season he will marry. We find out really quickly that he is expected to marry the diamond of the season but he is having serious doubts. When at a ball, he finds himself distracted by someone he has had a relationship with in the past, and hunts her down in a dark, secluded room and decides to kiss her. Things quickly turn as he realizes she isn't the lady he thought her to be and when the mystery lady runs without showing her face, he's motivated to find her to protect her reputation.
I enjoyed both characters and I thought how Bradley brought them together but also moved the story along. I'm definitely interested in the next book of the series and don't even really know what it will entail yet. If you're looking for a new HR series to begin, definitely consider picking this one up.
Thank you to the publisher and Netgalley for the copy in exchange for an honest review.