The Earl Claims His Wife – Cathy Maxwell Free Audiobook

Written by Cathy Maxwell
Read by Anne Flosnik
Format: MP3
Bitrate: 64 Kbps
Unabridged

Scandals and Seductions Series, Book 2
Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc.
Release date: June 23, 2020
Duration: 07:22:29

She’ll be his perfect wife . . .

Preoccupied with fighting Napoleon and making love to his mistress, Brian Ranson has ignored his wife since their wedding.

But now that he’s become the Earl of Wright, he’s ready to fetch his bride back to London. He’s shocked to find she’s become a bold, beautiful woman, exactly the kind he lusts after . . . and she wants nothing to do with him.

Gillian, Lady Wright, is desperate to seize the love she’s been denied . . . but not with her rakish husband! Gillian is ready to take a lover. And just when she was about to entertain Andres, the Spaniard as her lover, he wants her back.

After suffering a betrayal in the hands of his own father and mistress, Brian needed Gillian more than ever. And so, their story begins.

So she makes a bargain — for thirty days she’ll be the perfect wife, then he’ll set her free. But no matter how she hardens her heart against her damnable earl, her body begs her to surrender . . .

Readers comments….”As with most of Cathy Maxwwell’s novels, I found this to be a intriguing and romantic read, that had me cheering for both of the main characters. We have the hero, who is fighting for the life of a innocent and the heroine, who yearns for love and children. So when she agrees to the one-month agreement, she never realized that Brian would once more threaten her heart. She knows that she can’t resist his charms or his heart. The Earl Claims His Wife was a wonderful romance, a well-written story, with endearing characters.”

“You could get seasick following this couple’s mood changes – swearing on one page to trust each another while repeating their wedding vows in the midst of carriage sex then utterly distrusting and cold-shouldering the “love of their life” on the next. This seesaw continues until they finally co-ordinate their declaration of love in the foyer of an opera house with hundreds of onlookers. So Hollywood.”