
Miranda Albright, the protagonist of 'Everything Forbidden' by Jess Michaels, finds herself in dire financial straits and makes a risky deal with her debauched neighbor, Ethan Hamon, Earl of Rothschild. Miranda offers her innocence to Ethan for three months in exchange for financial support for her family. The book explores the forbidden relationship that develops between Miranda and Ethan, delving into themes of sensuality, secrecy, and unexpected emotions. The plot is described as dirty yet fairly well-written, with shallow characters compensated by engaging action sequences. The writing style captivates readers, making them empathize with the characters and immersing them in the romantic dynamic of the story.
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Sensitive Topics/Content Warnings
Content warnings may include themes of voyeurism, sexual exploitation, and discussions of financial desperation.
Has Romance?
There is a strong presence of romance in Everything Forbidden, characterized by intense emotional and physical connections.
From The Publisher:
For summers Miranda Albright has watched-aghast, yet shamefully titillated-as her wicked neighbor Ethan Hamon, the notorious Earl of Rothschild, "entertained" a succession of lovers on the grounds of his estate. Now that her father has passed on, leaving behind a mountain of debt, Miranda must do the unthinkable. For Ethan has promised to sponsor her younger sisters, financially and socially, at a scandalously dear price: Miranda must offer herself to him completely for three full months, with no remorse and no restraints.
Ninety days and nights of unbridled sensuality await her in the arms of a rogue who views her submission as no more than a grand erotic game. But neither Miranda nor Ethan realize that fire blazes behind her innocent blush. And once her passion is unleashed by his lips and his touch, it is the student who will school the teacher in the ways of forbidden pleasure . . . and love.
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