The Sins of Lord Easterbrook - Madeline Hunter

Written by Madeline Hunter
Read by Susan Duerdon
Format: MP3
Bitrate: 64 Kbps
Unabridged

Rothwell Brothers Series, Book 4
Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
Release date: May 11, 2021
Duration: 10:00:38

Journey back to a time of scandal, intrigue, and reckless desire in Madeline Hunter’s sensuous new novel, the tale of a man who will give up everything for the woman he’s determined to possess-even reveal his most sinful secret. Only a desperate mission could bring Leona Montgomery face-to-face with the scoundrel whose dangerous sensuality once sent her fleeing from his arms. But she has under-estimated Christian, Marquess of Easterbrook. As irresistible as ever, his past swathed in mystery, Christian has his own plans for the woman he has waited seven years to claim. Yet once desire reignites, bringing a dangerous secret into the open, Leona will find herself bound to the seductive nobleman in ways she could never have imagined. Seven years have changed nothing: this man can tempt her to ruin with just one touch. With Leona’s reputation and hopes for her family’s salvation in tatters, she must follow the only course left to her . . . even as each step brings her closer to a shattering truth and a passion she can no longer live without . . .

Publishers Weeky..” a delightful 1800s romance with plenty of steamy passion and opium intrigue. Visiting London for the first time from her home in the Far East, Leona Montgomery is on a mission to secure funding for her brother’s trading house and investigate the opium conspiracy that her father believed destroyed much of his business. Leona’s lack of connections delays her success until she encounters Christian, Marquess of Easterbrook, who was disguised as a commoner when she first met him several years before. He promises to both help her in her quest and sate her most intimate desires, but they both have secrets, and love and passion are fraught with secrecy and suspicion. Hunter has concocted a satisfying tale of desire, deception and privilege.”