The Earl’s Error by Kathy L. Wheeler
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Lorelei Grey, the countess of Kimpton, can’t trust her husband. Not only did he exile her brother from England without a word to her, but, she’s since learned he fathered his ex-mistress’s unborn child. She had only one stipulation for their marriage…to treat her with respect.
Thorne Grey, the Earl of Kimpton, wants his wife, craves his wife. When she threatens to leave, he panics and offers to pay her to stay with him. He’s bought himself two weeks and prays it’s enough time to find her missing brother and prove he’s not the scoundrel she believes.
Neither is able to ignore the explosive passion between them, but in their search for her brother, they encounter a threat that could not only destroy their relationship, but their very lives.
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- Original Title:The Earl's Error
- Creator:Kathy L Wheeler
- Language:en
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- Publisher:Kathy L Wheeler
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Table of Content
- 1. One
- 2. Two
- 3. Three
- 4. Four
- 5. Five
- 6. Six
- 7. Seven
- 8. Eight
- 9. Nine
- 10. Ten
- 11. Eleven
- 12. Twelve
- 13. Thirteen
- 14. Fourteen
- 15. Fifteen
- 16. Sixteen
- 17. Seventeen
- 18. Eighteen
- 19. Nineteen
- 20. Twenty
- 21. Twenty-One
- 22. Twenty-Two
- 23. Twenty-Three
- 24. Twenty-Four
- 25. Twenty-Five
- 26. The Marquis’s Misstep
- 27. One
- 28. the Author
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Note: If you are wanting to read this series, please understand that each book has a cliffhanger ending. Also note that the subject matter, which should have been alluded to in the blurbs, is heinous and not truly revealed until halfway through Book 1. The Earl’s Error, Book 1 of the Rebel Lords of London series, was, once again, about Lady Lorelei Grey, (this time) the Countess of Kimpton, and her husband Lord Thorne Grey, the Earl of Kimpton. This book picks up ten years after the prequel, with Lord and Lady Kimpton at odds with one another. Neither had ever declared their feelings for the other, Lorelei's brother was missing, reportedly due to her husband's machinations, and then she learns he had fathered a child with his former mistress. This book, though it definitely had more information, emotions, and a better storyline than the prequel, once again left much to be desired. while the passion between husband and wife was undeniably strong, the lack of maturity of the characters was apparent in both of them, even if they were ten years older than the first book. There were so many twists and turns in this story that it boggled the mind. Once the reader was able to decipher the true meaning behind the series, it was appalling enlightenment. The depravity of some of the characters churned the stomach. This was not so much a romance novel as it was a book of despicable and perverted mystery. After nearly reaching the end before such a gross misnomer of the genre was revealed, one couldn't help but finish it to learn the outcome regarding the fate of the characters. I won't spoil this book for others, but I will say it caused my stomach to heave once the true meaning of the story was brought to light. It definitely did not deserve a two-star rating, let alone a five-star rating.
So disappointed. Good story but end left you hanging with unanswered questions.