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C.J. Archer
The Wrong Girl
- Pages
- 206
- Published
- 2013
- Language
- English
Synopsis
Hannah Smith knows she's lucky to have a roof over her head as companion to an earl's afflicted daughter, even if freedom feels out of reach. She just never expected freedom to arrive as a kidnapping. Taken by the fire-starting Jack Langley to a place known as Freak House, Hannah finds herself living alongside a mad scientist, his niece, and a mute servant — all of whom insist she isn't a prisoner and that they only want to help.
There's just one problem: they think she's the earl's daughter. The Wrong Girl is a Victorian gothic paranormal romance and the first book in C.J. Archer's 1st Freak House Trilogy.
Genres
Characters
Hannah SmithProtagonist
Narcoleptic companion mistaken for an earl's daughter and kidnapped to Freak House.
Jack LangleyProtagonist
A fire-starter who kidnaps Hannah, believing she's someone else.
Frequently asked questions
Is The Wrong Girl a standalone or part of a series?
It's the first book in C.J. Archer's 1st Freak House Trilogy, followed by Playing With Fire and Heart Burn. It ends with threads still open for the rest of the trilogy.
Does this book connect to other series by the same author?
This story serves as a spinoff from the Emily Chambers Spirit Medium trilogy, and the characters and world-building are linked to those earlier events.
Is it necessary to read the Freak House trilogies in a specific order?
The series is structured into three distinct trilogies that should be read in sequence to follow the overarching narrative and character developments correctly.