The Return of Lady Jane by Jess Michaels
After a surprisingly passionate wedding day, Viscount Colin Wharton begins to believe he could overcome a painful betrayal in his past and truly make a future with his new wife Jane. But a shocking betrayal crushes his heart. He sends her away, determined to forget her.
Viscountess Jane Wharton has no idea what hardened her husband’s heart to her, but she is trying to make the best of her banishment. When she returns to London, she hopes to simply avoid Colin. But that is not to be. As the couple reunites in a clash of harsh words and heated passions, both begin to wonder if they could overcome the past.
Only a secret lurks that is darker than anything either could have imagined. And they will have to fight to survive, as well as fight for the love they both deserve.
- File Name:the-return-of-lady-jane-by-jess-michaels.epub
- Original Title:The Return of Lady Jane
- Creator:Michaels, Jess
- Language:en
- Identifier:3978639258
- Publisher:The Passionate Pen
- Date:2019-01-08
- File Size:470.594 KB
Table of Content
- 1. The Return of Lady Jane
- Dedication
- Prologue
- Chapter One
- Chapter Two
- Chapter Three
- Chapter Four
- Chapter Five
- Chapter Six
- Chapter Seven
- Chapter Eight
- Chapter Nine
- Chapter Ten
- Chapter Eleven
- Chapter Twelve
- Epilogue
- 2. Excerpt from Stealing the Duke
- 3. Other Books by Jess Michaels
- 4. About the Author
Jess Michaels
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The Return of Lady Jane, Book 1 of The Scandal Sheet series, was about Viscountess Jane Wharton and her husband, Viscount Colin Wharton. On their wedding day, Colin believed he had caught Janee betraying him, so he banished her to his country estate with the understanding she was to never show her face in London again. Never giving Jane a reason for her banishment, never confronting her with what he saw, he just sent her away and never looked back. For six months, Jane did her best to live a quiet life in the country. Though she sent several letters to Colin over a period of thirteen weeks, he never once responded. But when she received news that her sister was about to give birth to her first child, Jane determined to return to London to be there for her sister, whether Colin approved or not. There were so many secrets and lies surrounding Colin's relationship with Jane, none of it her fault. When things began to unravel shortly after her arrival in London, Colin's world turned upside down. As Jane left him, of her own volition this time after learning of HIS betrayal of her, he tried to do everything he could to make things right between them. I have to say, I've read this book multiple times, but my opinion of it has not changed from the first. Colin treated Jane despicably. His actions, whether due to a lie or not, were never a good enough reason for what he did. He never gave her the chance to offer a defense, never let her know the reason for her banishment at all. He just sent her away...to a place she had never been to before, with complete strangers, and expected her to live a quiet life. It was my opinion that Jane forgave him much too quickly, especially given other events that took place that were quite awful. This gook did not deserve even a three-star rating.