Tessa DareRomance · Historical Fiction
The Governess Game
Synopsis
After her livelihood slips through her fingers, Alexandra Mountbatten takes on an impossible post: governess to two wild orphans everyone else has given up on. What the girls need isn't more discipline, it's a loving home, and Alexandra is the first adult clever enough to see it.
Their guardian is Chase Reynaud: duke's heir in the streets, devil in the sheets, and a committed bachelor who believes himself unfit for anything as domestic as attachment. When his new governess proves stubbornly determined to reform him, Chase decides to turn the tables and give her an education instead, in pleasure.
Alexandra is cleverer, more perceptive, and far more passionate than Chase bargained for, and she refuses to write him off as a lost cause. As the walls around his heart start to crumble, he finds himself in genuine danger of falling hard. The second novel in Tessa Dare's New York Times bestselling Girl Meets Duke series, The Governess Game is a witty, steamy Regency romance about a rake who's certain he can't be tamed, and the one woman equipped to prove him wrong.
How it reads
Prose complexity 1/10
- <div>It was really cute. I was dying of laughter every time poor Millicent died and Chase’s eulogies at her funeral.<br><br>It was not as good as the first one, but I had a really great time with the girls, Alex and Chase. The frequent back-and-forth did become a bit tiresome, but overall, it was worth it.<br><br>I need more protective Ash content, please.</div>
- They fought until the book was 90% done and the last five minutes of the book was their journey to a happy ending.


