Three Abductions and an Earl
A Steamy Regency Romance Novel
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“Regency Romance with a modern sensibility
I love Regency Romance, but I adore Tessa Candle’s books. Unique and totally relatable heroines, irresistible love interests, and a cast of family, friends and villains that thoroughly captivates.” – Ev Bishop, USA Today bestselling author
The earl finally finds his mystery woman—will he lose her forever to his enemy, his best friend, or his own dangerous mistake?
London-hating dreamer, Lydia Norwood, has failed spectacularly as a débutante. Now an encoretante whose family has lost a fortune, Lydia discovers that the beau monde is hard on a nouveau riche social climber, particularly one who is no longer riche and only wants to climb trees. Lydia must stave off the effrontery of rogue lords and conniving competitors long enough to make a good match, or else incur society's scorn by being so scandalous as to earn her own money. Falling for the unattainable Lord Aldley is a distraction she cannot afford. But they share such an enchanted history, how can her heart resist?
The tragically virtuous Earl of Aldley is tired of ambitious families hurling débutantes at his head, but cannot hide in France forever. He returns to London to seek out the mysterious tree-climbing girl who once saved him from a scheming chit, and finds more than he bargained for. Abductions, seductions, trickery and injury all endanger Lydia, but Lord Aldley's heart is imperiled beyond rescue. He has only just found her—will he lose her forever to his enemy, his best friend, or his own dangerous mistake?
You will love this book because you crave that witty Regency dialogue and humorous interplay between an uptight nobleman and an unconventional heroine, but naturally you still want a peek into the boudoir. Is that too much to ask? Of course not! Go get your delicious Regency Escape now!
Three Abductions and an Earl is a full length Steamy Regency romance novel and Book 1 in the Parvenues & Paramours series. Bedroom doors wide open—but not until the characters have earned it.
"Along with well-developed characters and an energetic storyline, readers will love the wit, romance, banter, and steam that ensue. ...highly entertaining and light-hearted, yet laced with mischief, intrigue, and characters that did what they wanted... Readers who love regency romance brimming with wit and a touch of unexpected twists, will not be disappointed." —Dahlia Gosney, InD'tale Magazine
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3.5 stars
Good story overall. But the ton of the last quarter doesn’t really match the tone of the first three quarters. We go from innocent blue stocking and prudish noble, to brazen no longer so innocent young woman and go for it earl. Idk. And the side stuff with Tilly and Rutherford is also a bit sodden. It just didn’t feel like it lead into the events of the last quarter very well. Instead of developing, the story jumped. Considering it’s length, I consider this quote the feat. But overall, it’s an interesting story, if a bit drawn out.
Very Verbose
The longest ‘romance’ I’ve read in sometime. Not really certain why I finished it. The femme fatale’s character evolution was weird. From quirky innocent to tiring wench….
Three abductions and a earl
Long book. Well maybe not to long but sure seemed liked it. Had some really good parts in it. However, Too much stuff between the main characters with other people that distracts you from Adley’s and Lydia’s story. Not much romance in it until almost the very end.