And then I also really loved The Earl Takes All. ... This one is devastating as well, but so angsty. ... This was so good.
The earl takes all (2016)
To honor the vow he made to his dying brother, Edward Alcott pretends to be his now-dead twin, the Earl of Greyling, until the countess, whom he has loved for years, gives birth, despite his desire to claim her for himself.
- ISBN:
- 9780062391032
- Length:
- 381 pages
Genres: romance
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