The Earl in My Bed

Rebellious Desires, Book 2

By: Stacy Reid

Narrated by: Jessica Bolte

For years, Daphne Wentworth, Countess Carrington has loved her powerful, enigmatic husband, despite the fact that they married under less than ideal circumstances. But no more. Finally at her breaking point, Daphne intends to create a scandal so big, her austere husband will have no choice but to divorce her. Except everything goes awry when he surprises her with the last thing she expected.

Sylvester Wentworth, Earl of Carrington, has returned to London for one reason - to seduce his wife. After a near-death experience, he is in need of an heir and means to make his marriage a real one. To his shock, though, his wicked, beautiful countess wants the exact opposite, and he must now do everything possible to entice his countess to stay forever.

©2018 Stacy Reid (P)2018 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved. This edition is made possible under a license agreement with Entangled Publishing, Inc.

Good choice

I have read and listened to several books by this author and this story is clearly one of the best. Like other books, it is a lot about trust or rather distrust, loneliness and the desire for partnership. The main characters are also mature people with clear ideas about life, morality and the meaning of life.
I would also like to highlight a great narrator.

The earl in my heart would be a better title...

This was a well written, well performed and well enjoyed regency romance! I cried... and smiled... and totally forgot the world around me for a while. That’s why I listen , after all.

Heat... steamy moments... with a full boil eventually.

Love this book!

just right amount of everything! listened to after reading it a couple of years ago! Stacy Reid is consistently a favorite of mine for Regency romances!

A little plain speaking

While this book is well written and well read it was spoiled for me. I wad terribly frustrated by the fact that if they would only talk to each other this whole situation they're agonizing over could have been avoided.

Gets better. High Narration - Low Action

This book is more narrative than telling us the action happening. Author would spending 20-30 mins narrating a 5 min conversation... but the author does such a good job with discriptions it didn't really matter. This was truly a well written book and the woman reading it has such a beautiful voice. Only complaint would be that I couldn't tell when a male was speaking after a female.. voice didn't go deeper like I imagined it ahould... still a great book!