Jess Michaels Bücher

The story revolves around a man accused of murdering his wife, delving into the complexities of his character and the circumstances surrounding the crime. As the narrative unfolds, it explores themes of guilt, societal judgment, and the quest for truth. The tension escalates as the protagonist grapples with his past and the implications of the accusations against him, leading to a gripping exploration of morality and justice. Intriguing twists keep readers engaged as they seek to uncover the real story behind the tragedy.

Set against the backdrop of societal expectations and personal sacrifice, Miranda Albright faces a daunting choice after her father's death leaves her family in debt. To secure a future for her younger sisters, she must become the willing mistress of her notorious neighbor, Ethan Hamon, the Earl of Rothschild. This arrangement demands complete submission for three months, forcing Miranda to navigate her conflicting feelings of shame and desire while confronting the complexities of love and obligation.

Lysandra Keates dont le père est mort et la mère souffrante, se rend chez Vivien Manning, une célèbre courtisane, pour lui demander de lui trouver un protecteur. Elle lui propose le vicomte Andrews Callis, qui vit reclus à la campagne depuis la mort de sa femme et de son fils nouveau-né. Séduit, il accepte de prendre la jeune femme sous son aile pendant un mois.