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England, 1582Ellie-Lady Eleanor Rodriguez, Countess of San Jaime-possesses a worthless title, but her feisty spirit captivates the elite of the Queen's court-especially the dashing new Earl of Dorset.William Lacey, Earl of Dorset, has inherited his father's title-and his financial ruin. Now Will must seek a wealthy bride and restore his family's fortune. If only he hadn't fallen for the beautiful but penniless Ellie . . . Sparks fly whenever Ellie and Will are together, but circumstances-and the conniving interference of others-threaten to keep them apart.From the Hardcover edition.
Published: April 10, 2012 by Random House
Genre: . Fiction. 352 pages
I found Ellie's character wavering, losing its initial bookishness and interest in learning.
Full ReviewI was saddened by turn of events at the end, but thought the story ended just the way it should.
Full ReviewSummed up...this book is absolutely awesome!
Full ReviewOverall, a well written and absolutely beautiful historical where love overcomes the odds. The narration and descriptions were so relevant to the time period and I loved it.
Full ReviewI did not like the stuff towards the end at Ellie's uncle's house. I also did not like that we skipped most of it and that it took so long before someone did something about it.
Full ReviewA sweet and elegant romance, The Other Countess is a great romantic escape for readers of any age.
Full ReviewAlthough on the surface it sounds like a cliché romance novel, The Other Countess is a sparkling new debut novel.
Full ReviewAll this adds up to a lighthearted and pleasing read: A 16th century rom-com, you could say.
Full ReviewI enjoyed this. Though it’s young adult it didn’t really seem like one, and that’s a good thing.
Full ReviewEve Edwards has written a YA historical romance that confounds convention and breathes life into Elizabethan history.
Full ReviewThey remind me a lot of the Darling family in Peter Pan. Chaotic and adorable.
Full ReviewAn enchanting novel. Will and Eve will most definitely take the place of Bella and Edward in a great many hearts.
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