The Footman Is an Earl

By Valerie Bowman

Book Overview

Every fortune-hunting female in London is after the newly titled Earl of Drake, but he's intent on finding a wife whose heart is true. So, while drunkenly jesting with his friends in a pub one night, he has an idea--what if the ladies of the ton didn't know he was a wealthy earl? All he has to do is pose as a servant at his friend's summer country house party and make sure the guest list is full of beautiful, eligible debutantes. What could possibly go wrong?

Miss Frances Wharton is far more interested in fighting for the rights of the poor than in marriage, but her mother insists she attend a summer house party--and find herself a husband. Frances would rather wed a goat than the pompous man her mother has in mind, so in order to dissuade the would-be suitor, she vows to behave like a shrew. The only person she can be herself with is the kind, handsome footman she runs into at every turn. Their connection is undeniable, and the divide between them is no match for the passion they feel. But what will happen when Frances learns that the footman she adores is actually the earl she despises? In a game where everything is false, can they convince each other that their love is true?

Contains mature themes.

• Format: MP3 CD
• Language: English
• ISBN: B08ZDB8NS6
• ISBN13: 9798200205707
• Release Date: March 2021
• Publisher: Tantor Audio
• Length: 1 Pages

Customer Reviews

The Footman is an Earl (aka:the footman and I)

Great start to series! I can’t wait to read the rest. What a fun book, the characters are so good. It starts with a group of gentlemen having a drink and coming up with a scheme to not be their titled selves at a house party. The banter amongst the characters is so great. I love the humor and the depth of characters. It really is a such a fun read. I look forward to all the other books to see how these characters turn out. If you love a good romance with ladies and gentlemen of the ton, give this a read! It’s so good. I’m going to look forward more from this author as I had not read any before.

An Earl Tries to Find a Wife That Does Not Want Just His Money

An earl plays the role of a servant at a house party to see who is really kind. He finds that some of the women that he had thought were fine were actually divas that he would never be interested in. The women showed their mean side to servants but were sweet as can be to his face. One woman, Frances Wharton, was more interested in the poor and needy much to her mother's dissatisfaction. Her mother wanted to only consider wealthy titled gentlemen. She found she was more interested in a specific footman. Great story!