A Notorious Countess Confesses (Pennyroyal Green Series #7)

by Julie Anne Long

Overview

“Julie Anne Long reinvents the historical romance for modern readers, delivering intense, passionate characters and high adventure. Her writing glows.”
—Amanda Quick

“You will LOVE the Pennyroyal Green series.”
—Julia Quinn

A notorious lady learns just how wicked a good man can be in the latest installment of RITA Award nominee Julie Anne Long’s emotionally charged Pennyroyal Green series. A Notorious Countess Confesses is absolutely unputdownable historical romance for fans of Karen Hawkins and Sabrina Jeffries; another gem in the bestselling series set in Regency England and centered on a long-standing feud between members of two wealthy Sussex families, the Eversea and Redmond clans. The breathtaking romantic adventures of a former courtesan-turned-noblewoman, A Notorious Countess Confesses stokes the Pennyroyal fires hotter than ever before, providing readers with all the passion, scandal, and true love they could possibly hope for.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780062118028
Publisher:	HarperCollins
Publication date:	10/30/2012
Series:	Pennyroyal Green Series , #7
Pages:	384
Sales rank:	200,238
Product dimensions:	4.10(w) x 6.60(h) x 1.10(d)

About the Author

USA Today bestselling author and Rita® Award winner Julie Anne Long’s books have been translated into eighteen languages, nominated for numerous awards, and have appeared on dozens of “Best of” lists. NPR named her Pennyroyal Green series as one of the Top 100 romance series of all time. She currently lives in Northern California.

Editorial Reviews

Long's books are emotional and addictive, so be prepared to seek them all out after you've read one.
—Sarah Wendell

The Washington Post

There's nothing like a scandal to stir up the good folk of Pennyroyal Green, so when former courtesan Evie Duggan, now the widowed Countess of Wareham, flees the cruel London gossip and moves into the neighborhood, the women are quick to close ranks against the disreputable "Black Widow." But Evie has courage and grit and is determined to fit in. Who better to ask for help than the one person everyone admires and the women all adore, Vicar Adam Sylvaine, a man with fallen angel looks, a mesmerizing voice, and wild Eversea blood in his veins? She asks, he agrees, and the results are both unexpected and, ultimately, unavoidable. VERDICT A country vicar and a soiled dove are the last people you'd envision together, but with her classic graceful prose, exceptional dialog, and lively wit, Long (How the Marquess Was Won) brings these conflicted characters to vivid life in a satisfying, ennobling, and truly memorable story. Long lives in Northern California.

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