Sunday, November 25, 2012

Intentions of the Earl

 
Recommendation:
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The barren, Andrew Black, Earl of Townson, has no other means for an income so he makes an agreement with his enemy that will put an end to his eight year poverty streak. But, in order to gain his fortune he must ruin and innocent young lady’s reputation enough to make her flee to America with her family.  Brook Banks came to London to have a good time, and that’s what she intends to do. Extensively known for her inclination to disobey the rules of society, she suspects nothing when an attractive stranger appears on her doorstep making her body quiver like no other has ever been able to do.
Will Andrew and Brook stick to their original plans, or decide if a life together is worth the danger.
Andrew Black is not one of those rogues we often read about in regency romances, and that is what intrigued me the most about this story. Instead, Black is bullied into agreeing to damage the character of one of the daughters in the Banks family to get them to run back to America. What drew me to Andrew right away was his reluctance to do it. This is a champion with principles who feels torn between doing what is right and doing what he knows is wrong. Brook is headstrong and in a way very naive when it comes to men’s motives. Though she has kissed a few and was considered a tease. I related to Brook because I love a woman who can put up a fight and face up to trouble with her head held high. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes a historical, funny, and romantic book.  


Author (last name first): Gordon, Rose 
Publisher,Date of Publication: 
Rose Gordon/February 13, 2011   
Format:  NOOK Book 
Classification:Fiction

File Size: 1.2 MB
ISBN Number:2940032922674

1 comment:

  1. This book is an E-Book. I got from Barns&Noble on my Nook Color.

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