Title: The Mistress’ House
Author: Leigh Michaels
Publisher: Sourcebooks Casablanca
Publication Date: February 1, 2011
Paperback: 384 pages
ISBN: 9978-1402241352
Genre: Historical Romance
From the Publisher:
Three beautifully intertwined love stories…
The rules are made to be broken…
When the handsome, rakish Earl of Hawthorne buys the charming house across the back garden from his town home, he never expects the lovely lady he installs there to ensnare him completely…
Again…
After Lady Anne Keighley marries the earl, it seems a shame to leave the house empty, so she offers it to her childhood friend Felicity Mercer, who discovers that the earl’s gorgeous cousin is precisely the man she’s been waiting for…
and again…
Finally, feisty Georgiana Baxter moves into the house to escape an arranged marriage, and encounters the earl’s friend Lord Julian Silsby late one night in the back garden. The handsome soldier is more than willing to give her the lessons she asks for…
There is plenty of gossip, scandal, and torrid speculations surrounding the “mistress’ house”, but behind closed doors, passions blaze…
Leigh Michaels is the author of nearly 100 books, including 80 contemporary novels and more than a dozen non-fiction books. More than 35 million copies of her romance novels have been published. Six of her books have been finalists for Best Traditional Romance novel in the RITA contest sponsored by Romance Writers of America. She has received two Reviewer’s Choice awards from Romantic Times. Her work has been translated and published in 120 countries in more than 25 languages, including Japanese, Korean, Hungarian, Polish, Portuguese, Czech, Bulgarian, Russian, Turkish, Hebrew, Greek, Swedish, Dutch, Finnish, Norwegian, Danish, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Africaans, Hebrew, Arabic, Indonesian, and Chinese. She is the 2003 recipient of the Johnson Brigham Award presented by the Iowa Library Association to an Iowa author for outstanding contributions to literature. She is the author of On Writing Romance, which has been called “the definitive guide to writing romance novels.” She teaches romance writing on the Internet at Gotham Writers’ Workshop, www.writingclasses.com. Men and women from around the world have participated in her workshops, and a number of them have gone on to publish their own romance novels with commercial publishers. She wrote her first romance novel when she was a teenager and burned it, then wrote and burned five more complete manuscripts in the next ten years before submitting to a publisher.
I received a complimentary ARC of The Mistress’ House by Leigh Michaels from Sourcebooks. Receiving a complimentary copy in no way reflected my review of aforementioned novel.
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