The Earl’s Mistress
The Earl’s Mistress by Liz Carlyle is a historical romance published by HarperCollins on August 26, 2014. This edition spans 400 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows Isabella Aldridge, a clever and determined governess, who unexpectedly confronts the notorious Earl of Hepplewood. Their initial encounter takes a surprising turn when Isabella rejects his advances, setting the stage for a complex relationship shaped by desperation and desire.
Readers will discover a tale that delves into themes of power dynamics and personal sacrifice as Isabella navigates her precarious situation. The story explores the tension between honor and temptation, particularly as Isabella finds herself drawn back into Hepplewood’s world. With a focus on the interplay of romance and societal constraints, this book presents a vivid portrayal of its characters’ struggles and choices within a richly detailed historical context.
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New York Times bestselling author Liz Carlyle creates her darkest, most sensuous story yet, as a delectable but desperate governess runs headlong into the path of a notorious rake
Women rarely refuse the wicked Earl of Hepplewood, whose daring exploits are only whispered about. But when his new governess answers his proposition with a slap, then stalks out, references in hand, Hepplewood finds more than his face is burning.
Isabella Aldridge has brains, bravado, and beauty—but the latter is no use to a servant. Her circumstances are desperate, and with Hepplewood’s words ringing in her ears, Isabella realizes she must barter her most marketable asset . . . her body.
But when fate sends Isabella back into Hepplewood’s arms, the earl must make an impossible choice—draw Isabella down into his sensual darkness, or behave with honor for the first time in his life.
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