Her Most Secret Affair (Historical Lesbian Romance)

De: Jesalin Creswell

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Duración: 2 h y 29 m

Resumen del Editor

“How did women in the past deal with their forbidden desires? In Her Most Secret Affair, Jesalin Creswell gives us an intimate look into the lives of two women and a historical brothel that brings them together—and leaves them forever changed.”

“This is one of the best stories I've read in a very long time.”

Miranda Dashwood was born wealthy, but now she struggles to survive. Her deceased father's gambling debts have crippled the household. With no skills and no experience, Miranda resigns herself to the world's oldest profession and loathes every moment of her new life... Until she meets Valerie. Valerie Wilde is the Madam of The Crimson Manor, an exclusive and successful brothel. When one of her most popular girls leaves, Valerie has to find another, fast. Her clients are demanding and discerning, and Valerie's task is no easy one: most harlots are too unrefined, too vulgar... Until she meets Miranda. Confused by their desire for one another, the women are drawn together by their forbidden feelings. And all the while, Valerie is terrified that Miranda will leave her for the life of a kept mistress. But Miranda has her own ideas on what the future holds, and will do whatever it takes to make her vision reality.

“…so good. Filled with palpable yearning I almost wanted to sob.”


“This was incredibly hot. I thought the writing was really good, the smut was tastefully written, and Valerie and Miranda had good chemistry.”

“This is the second book I've read by this author. I love the historical dialogue and the characters. All throughout history, it has been difficult for women.”


“Well written, quite good plot, quite hot descriptions of the erotic scenes. A romance between the lady owner of a brothel and one of her prostitutes needs talent to be written in a few pages, to be interesting and exciting. Jesalin has this talent.”

“Great story. Well developed characters and plot. A well written alternative romance.”


“I loved the plot, the setting, the character building. If this is truly the authors first published work, and not just a pen-name she should take a bow and give herself a pat on the back. Hell even if it is a pen-name she should take a bow.”


“I would recommend this book to any fan of historical romance, whatever their sexual preference may be. The characters were strong (and soft...) and likable.”