10 Things I Hate About the Earl (The Matchmaker's Ball #2)
Jenna Jaxon
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Open door [?]
· 2 ratings · 198 pages · Published: 17 Sep 2024

Miss Katherine Locke is irked to start her third Season dancing with the disagreeable Lord Haversham, her brother’s friend and her own arch enemy. After a particularly odious run-in with the earl, Kate declares she hates everything about the man. When her brother challenges her to come up with even ten things she doesn’t like about Haversham, a gleeful Kate is itching to put quill to paper to point out everything she finds wrong with the man. Unexpectedly, she finds the task harder than she thought because she keeps remembering things she secretly likes about the gentleman instead. Frustrated, Kate shoves the list in a drawer, determined to stop thinking about Haversham. But can she?
Marcus, Lord Haversham, is in a tight pinch. His estates are failing and, worse, he’s just lost three thousand pounds to his best friend, Lord Ainsley. Ainsley’s have Marcus marry his shrewish sister, and he’ll cancel his gambling debt plus give him ten thousand pounds for her dowry. With nowhere else to turn, Marcus agrees, praying he can keep word of the wager from Miss Locke long enough to charm her into marrying him.
When Marcus discovers Kate’s list however, he can’t keep himself from trying to show her how wrong she is about him. But in the process, will he be able to avoid falling in love with the stubborn woman?
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- regency 2
- enemies to lovers 2
- historical 2
- victorian 2
- sibling's best friend 2
- competent heroine 1
- sassy heroine 1
- take-charge heroine 1
- forced proximity 1
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- dual pov 1
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The 'The Matchmaker's Ball' series
2 ratings 3.50 ·
regency · historical · length-short · victorian · siblings-bff · from hate to love · sassy heroine · open-door · competent heroine · forced proximity · dual-pov · mature couple · strong heroine
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