Aileen Fish

This is another exciting entry into the Wicked Earl's Club series. In this book Aileen Fish creates a character who writes her own fan fiction type story in her journal. In it, Phoebe imagines her life as the future bride of the Earl of Basingstoke. She writes little tidbits worthy of any gossip column.
Everything is only in her head until she meets her hero in person. Luckily, he is as enamoured of her as she has been of him.
The characters are delightful, the conversation witty and the Happily Ever After satisfying.… (plus d'informations)

The twelve authors who got together for the Wicked Earl’s Club collection came up with a fantastic idea. Twelve separate stories written by individual authors all revolving around members of the Wicked Earl’s Club. If you haven’t read them this 6 book collection will get you started.
Tammy Andresen does a good job of kicking off this collaboration of authors with her Earl of Sussex. A rogue meets his match in a bright, intelligent woman.
In Meara Platt’s contribution Tynan, the Earl of Westcliff comes to the aid of a young women who is in danger of being accosted by some drunks. Tynan has already started the process of tiring of the drinking, gambling and womanizing. When he finds a reason to help someone else he steps up to the plate.
Colette Cameron has done it again in her contribution the the Wicker Earl's Club collection. Peirce, the Earl of Wainthorpe is an outsider. Even though he came to England at the age of 8, his Indian mother would always be held against him by some members of the ton. The characters are well written, the story is heartwarming and you can't help but hope that these two outsiders get the Happily Ever After that they deserve.
Earl of Sunderland –
In the fourth book by Aubrey Wynne has done a great job with her characters, especially 5 year old Sammy who is an active, inquisitive boy. His character brings out the goodness and kindness in the other characters. After a scary scene near the end we finally see our couple get their happily ever after.
In the fifth book Aileen Fish creates a character who writes her own fan fiction type story in her journal. In it, Phoebe imagines her life as the future bride of the Earl of Basingstoke. She writes little tidbits worthy of any gossip column. The characters are delightful, the conversation witty and the Happily Ever After satisfying.
The Sixth book is another fun Wicked Earl story. I have not read anything by Anna St Clair before but this was a great way to get to know her. Two strangers, a forced marriage and a murder mystery all combine to create a fun love story. My favorite character in the whole book is Archie - the amazing talking parrot who saves the day.
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