Sir Emerald

Marjorie spends her third month with Sir Emerald. He has feelings for someone else so she has a pretty easy month other than having to see Jasper, who lives right next door. Only 9 more months to go, can she survive? I enjoyed this story and look forward to the next.

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Book three in the “Year of Surrender” series finds Marjorie spending a month with Sir Emerald, and it is almost the complete opposite of her time spent with Sir Jasper and Sir Onyx. Emerald is more focused on bettering Marjorie to be the perfect housewife to one of the Bloodline Brothers, so she begins cooking lessons with Nika at Jasper’s house which is conveniently next door.

While Marjorie is learning to cook and bake, she discovers some interesting information and uses it to her advantage to sneak opportunities to spend time with Jasper. She proves to be adept at finding opportunities and seizing the moment.

I loved the way Marjorie pays Nika back for giving her cooking lessons! Lots of little twists in the book leaves you wondering how the next nine months will play out and definitely keeps you on your toes.

I received a complimentary copy of this book and am voluntarily giving an honest review

Sir Emerald is the third book in A Year of Surrender Series which places Marjorie in the residence of Sir Emerald for the next four weeks. Tray Whithal/Sir Emerald resides next to the home of Jasper. The close location gives Marjorie the opportunity to see Jasper from time to time even though it is forbidden as well as visiting her friend Nika. The book has unexpected surprises and plot twists. The next book in the series is Sir Sapphire.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.