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I was very excited to be asked to work with Krystina Daryl on her Earl Series. The first book, Mischief Impossible, sets the stage with characters who will capture your heart and engage you with their life. Nancy isn't about to pretend she is some fragile blossom without a mind of her own. Feisty and intelligent, she will give all of her love to a man but he must accept her exactly as she is. A bit of spanking might be necessary along the way to remind her that he is just as stubborn as she, but the love shared is one of great passion.

In the second book, The Earl's Stowaway, we discover that generations tend to inherit more than blue eyes or curly hair. Nancy's grandson, Nicolas Wimberley, the Earl of Ashworth, is every bit as stubborn as his grandfather, and yet she is certain he is just as capable of love—if she can find him the right woman. Melanie Monroe has no knowledge of titles nor cares about proper protocol in a country far from her home. She is far more concerned with finding her abandoned siblings than she is about how to curtsey or hold a teacup.

Krystina Daryl, a new author, has brought her characters to life. They struggle with decisions that will affect many as well as fight to discover themselves. With her very character questioned, will Melanie be able to forgive those who have hurt her? Will Christopher be able to believe that this woman is truly his salvation?

Her third book, The Earl's Wildcat, brings the battle for what is right back to the shores of the United States. Lydia, known as Lyla to her sister Melanie, hasn't seen her sister since childhood. Lyla assumes the identity of Wildcat and instantly draws the interest of Lord Nicolas Towson. What happens with Wildcat's decision that she'll do anything necessary to save the ones she loves? The books are full of twists and turns that keep you smiling and biting your lip to see what happens next.

I hope you allow yourself the gift of all three books in the series, as I don't believe you'll be sorry you did.

Happy Reading,

Maggie Ryan