How to Catch an Errant Earl

The Disreputable Debutantes Series, Book 2

De: Amy Rose Bennett

Narrado por: Sienna Frances

A young debutante makes a hasty exit from London only to create new headlines on the Continent.

After being expelled from a young ladies’ academy, a disgraced Miss Arabella Jardine is whisked away to the Continent until the controversy in London subsides. However, it doesn’t take long for Arabella to shock her family all over again when an encounter in Switzerland with the irresistible rakehell-in-exile Earl of Langdale leads to a compromising situation. Despite his wicked reputation, Lord Langdale is the sort of man she has dreamed of marrying.

When Gabriel Holmes-Fitzgerald is caught in flagrante delicto with the apparently prim and proper Miss Arabella Jardine, he’s obliged to offer for the young lady’s hand. Unprincipled cad that he is, Gabriel is no stranger to scandal. He’ll do the right thing and wed Arabella, although he secretly despairs his tainted soul will corrupt and ultimately destroy her.

When Arabella’s life is unexpectedly threatened by an unscrupulous enemy from the past, one thing becomes crystal clear to Gabriel: the worst torment of all will be losing the woman he loves. And he would do anything, even sell his soul to the Devil himself, to save her.

©2020 Amy Rose Bennett (P)2020 Blackstone Publishing

Love it!

Sweet story. Hot romance. Steamy sex. Great author and narrator. Recommend as an easy listen!

Melodramatic

The voice of the male character was so melodramatic at times that I laughed. Only continued to listen because I have listened to others in the series and am intrigued by the female characters.

Captivating Couple

At first they sort of upset me but then they started opening up and becoming a couple with issues but learning how to handle them once they started to open up to each other.

Interesting characters and overall great romance!

I like this series’s, the heroines are unusually smart and witty, and I like that they’re so fiercely independent—even during such oppressive times for womankind. The heroes or love interest are pretty different as well, strong and virile but yet so irresistibly vulnerable. I’ve enjoyed everyone of these stories—Sophie, Olivia and now Arabella. I can’t wait to read Charlie’s story...that’s going to be a treat!

Felt like I was there...

Author does a good job painting a visual and social picture of late 1800s Europe. Loved Arabella's character... independent, strong, and determined!