🦨 Chasing the Earl 🦨
The Arrogant Earls Book 2
✒️ Kathleen Ayers
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Are they too set on their path to let someone in …
It is not a grumpy meets sunshine tale, it was much more of a killjoy meets shrew story.
Emmagene and Huntly are rude, ill mannered, bitter person, and while Emmie hides it better under a veneer of society’s polish like most women, Hunt is like a bull in a china shop, they both dislike ton’s games and polite discourse, bored senseless among their peers.
Of course they were not born this way but life and experience altered their persona. The present Emmie, self proclaimed spinster, is the bitter jaded result of a heartbreak while Henry was taught from his tender age he was a disappointment in his parents’ restricted lenses, a kind of cuckoo in the nest.
So they mingle with their peers but are keep on the fringes of the parties, two beings everyone would like to avoid.
Why by some fate trick, they find themselves in each other company and what began as a game of quips and barbs turned into something deeper, stronger as both see beyond the other’s facade.
I was looking for a light amusing read this evening and I did choose well. You won’t be disappointed with Mrs Ayers’ witty writing, her heroes are unconventional, not sweet pretty all shining characters, they do not suddenly morph from Scrooge to Goldilocks, they stay their cranky moody self but they make efforts to please one another.
Hunt is a dirty talker who has found his equal in Emmie.
« Huntly reminded her of a shaggy, poorly behaved dog that tracked dirt all over the furniture and slobbered before dropping a duck at his master’s feet. »
« She was dressed like a wren about to molt for the winter. Had her hair pulled back so tightly from her temples it stretched her eyes into slits. Possessed features that were permanently twisted as if she’d bitten into an unripe plum. »
5 stars for this entertaining humor loaded read.
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🦨 Chasing the Earl 🦨The Arrogant Earls Book 2✒️ Kathleen Ayers🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟Are they too set on their path to let someone in …It is not a grumpy meets sunshine tale, it was much more of a killjoy meets shrew story.Emmagene and Huntly are rude, ill mannered, bitter person, and while Emmie hides it better under a veneer of society’s polish like most women, Hunt is like a bull in a china shop, they both dislike ton’s games and polite discourse, bored senseless among their peers.Of course they were not born this way but life and experience altered their persona. The present Emmie, self proclaimed spinster, is the bitter jaded result of a heartbreak while Henry was taught from his tender age he was a disappointment in his parents’ restricted lenses, a kind of cuckoo in the nest.So they mingle with their peers but are keep on the fringes of the parties, two beings everyone would like to avoid.Why by some fate trick, they find themselves in each other company and what began as a game of quips and barbs turned into something deeper, stronger as both see beyond the other’s facade.I was looking for a light amusing read this evening and I did choose well. You won’t be disappointed with Mrs Ayers’ witty writing, her heroes are unconventional, not sweet pretty all shining characters, they do not suddenly morph from Scrooge to Goldilocks, they stay their cranky moody self but they make efforts to please one another.Hunt is a dirty talker who has found his equal in Emmie.« Huntly reminded her of a shaggy, poorly behaved dog that tracked dirt all over the furniture and slobbered before dropping a duck at his master’s feet. »« She was dressed like a wren about to molt for the winter. Had her hair pulled back so tightly from her temples it stretched her eyes into slits. Possessed features that were permanently twisted as if she’d bitten into an unripe plum. »5 stars for this entertaining humor loaded read.𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗮𝗺 𝗹𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗹 hot
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2022
🦨 Chasing the Earl 🦨
The Arrogant Earls Book 2
✒️ Kathleen Ayers
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Are they too set on their path to let someone in …
It is not a grumpy meets sunshine tale, it was much more of a killjoy meets shrew story.
Emmagene and Huntly are rude, ill mannered, bitter person, and while Emmie hides it better under a veneer of society’s polish like most women, Hunt is like a bull in a china shop, they both dislike ton’s games and polite discourse, bored senseless among their peers.
Of course they were not born this way but life and experience altered their persona. The present Emmie, self proclaimed spinster, is the bitter jaded result of a heartbreak while Henry was taught from his tender age he was a disappointment in his parents’ restricted lenses, a kind of cuckoo in the nest.
So they mingle with their peers but are keep on the fringes of the parties, two beings everyone would like to avoid.
Why by some fate trick, they find themselves in each other company and what began as a game of quips and barbs turned into something deeper, stronger as both see beyond the other’s facade.
I was looking for a light amusing read this evening and I did choose well. You won’t be disappointed with Mrs Ayers’ witty writing, her heroes are unconventional, not sweet pretty all shining characters, they do not suddenly morph from Scrooge to Goldilocks, they stay their cranky moody self but they make efforts to please one another.
Hunt is a dirty talker who has found his equal in Emmie.
« Huntly reminded her of a shaggy, poorly behaved dog that tracked dirt all over the furniture and slobbered before dropping a duck at his master’s feet. »
« She was dressed like a wren about to molt for the winter. Had her hair pulled back so tightly from her temples it stretched her eyes into slits. Possessed features that were permanently twisted as if she’d bitten into an unripe plum. »
5 stars for this entertaining humor loaded read.
𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗮𝗺 𝗹𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗹 hot
The Arrogant Earls Book 2
✒️ Kathleen Ayers
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Are they too set on their path to let someone in …
It is not a grumpy meets sunshine tale, it was much more of a killjoy meets shrew story.
Emmagene and Huntly are rude, ill mannered, bitter person, and while Emmie hides it better under a veneer of society’s polish like most women, Hunt is like a bull in a china shop, they both dislike ton’s games and polite discourse, bored senseless among their peers.
Of course they were not born this way but life and experience altered their persona. The present Emmie, self proclaimed spinster, is the bitter jaded result of a heartbreak while Henry was taught from his tender age he was a disappointment in his parents’ restricted lenses, a kind of cuckoo in the nest.
So they mingle with their peers but are keep on the fringes of the parties, two beings everyone would like to avoid.
Why by some fate trick, they find themselves in each other company and what began as a game of quips and barbs turned into something deeper, stronger as both see beyond the other’s facade.
I was looking for a light amusing read this evening and I did choose well. You won’t be disappointed with Mrs Ayers’ witty writing, her heroes are unconventional, not sweet pretty all shining characters, they do not suddenly morph from Scrooge to Goldilocks, they stay their cranky moody self but they make efforts to please one another.
Hunt is a dirty talker who has found his equal in Emmie.
« Huntly reminded her of a shaggy, poorly behaved dog that tracked dirt all over the furniture and slobbered before dropping a duck at his master’s feet. »
« She was dressed like a wren about to molt for the winter. Had her hair pulled back so tightly from her temples it stretched her eyes into slits. Possessed features that were permanently twisted as if she’d bitten into an unripe plum. »
5 stars for this entertaining humor loaded read.
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