“You can’t help but fall in love with Lynsay Sands!” —Christina Dodd
New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Lynsay Sands trades in highland kilts for lush ballrooms and high-waisted gowns in The Countess, the first in a brand new, sexy, laugh-out-loud funny Regency romance series. Fans of Julie Garwood, Jill Barnett, and Teresa Medeiros will adore The Countess, and sympathize with her hilarious attempts to cover up the untimely demise of her despicable husband, even as the late earl’s twin brother sets her heart aflutter. The much adored creator of the popular Argeneau vampire family paranormal romance novels, the incomparable Lynsay is equally adept at historical romance—as this wonderful Regency romp so emphatically demonstrates!
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"Not so much of the Sands humor I so dearly love, don't got me wrong parts will have you lol just with a different type of funny. Regardless this story is irresistible it will suck you in and keep you flipping the pages =) I won't give it away but I loved the ending I didn't see that coming at all & I so thought I knew who the killer was..Can't wait for the next book I absolutely love the H/H already and can't wait to read there story."
— Deidre (4 out of 5 stars)
“Sands’ quirky sense of humor shines once more in a witty romance readers will adore. Though humor and quick laugh lines abound, she incorporates a beautiful love story and a thought-provoking theme into her story. Fans will savor this while awaiting its spin-off.”
— RT Book Reviews" This was pretty good, there were only two problems that I had with. One was that the events took place so quickly, over 3 or so days, that's awfully fast for these things to have happened. But the plot calls for it, I mean how long can you hide a dead person? The other was that the 2nd book about these sisters is set at the same time, so the flow was a little off, at least to me. But all in all a good quick read. "
— Linda, 2/16/2014" Fluffy and fun "
— Melinda, 2/16/2014" Christina, the oldest Madison sister's story. "
— Dayna, 1/28/2014" Not sure if I will continue with this series. It was a nice break from the book I have to think about that I am inching through. "
— Jean, 1/25/2014" I read this just for Lea, and agree it was cute. Kind of a Regency version of "The Trouble with Harry". Awful lot of sex scenes though... "
— Gloriavirtutisumbra, 1/23/2014" This book was great! The main character was easily relatable and I simply feel in love with her. I picked thid book up and finished it in 5 1/2 hours...it was simply that good! "
— Shasta, 1/15/2014" Sad to give this 2 stars, because I love Lynsay Sands Argeneu Series, but this book seriously lacked. I felt this book was just blah. I couldn't get into the characters and the story line was dragging and flat. "
— Erica, 1/15/2014" I laughed so hard at times, I teared up. "
— Luvmyfamily, 1/15/2014" What fun! Great characters found in unique situations. "
— Academicsupport, 1/5/2014" Entertaining read. I've read her vampire series and enjoyed everyone of them. They're fun and sexy. Can't wait to read more in this series. "
— Lisa, 12/17/2013Lynsay Sands is the author of the Argeneau/Rogue Hunter vampire series, as well as numerous historicals and anthologies. Her romantic comedies span three genres—historical, contemporary, and paranormal—and have made the bestselling list of the New York Times, Barnes & Noble, and USA Today. Her books are read in more than twelve countries and have been translated into at least six languages. Her work has been nominated for the Romantic Times Best Historical Romance Award, the Romantic Times Best Paranormal Romance Award, and the Reviewers International Organization Awards of Excellence. She has several books on the All about Romance’s Favorite Funnies list. Visit her on the web at www.lynsaysands.net.
Sarah Coomes trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London and spent three blissful years there, learning how to cry, speak Shakespeare, and stage fight like a tiger. She is a comedienne and an actress, appearing in numerous television shows in England, including a recurring role as Nurse Leonard in the popular series EastEnders. She won the 2008 Westminster Prize for her play Hookie and an AudioFile Earphones Award for her narration of The Unforgotten Coat by Frank Cottrell Boyce in 2011.